I really enjoyed xXx it was a blast. I have to admit I should have fought, but I was more in to the A & S side of things for this event and wanted to see that through. I received alot of very good tips on my spinning and Rosalia was tought how to card wool from not only meself but by HL Willow ( Not HG Willow de Wisp) and Baroness Louise the both of them have far more expairence then I do at spinning. We lso received many good comments on our team work on getting the wool carded and spun. I also received alot of help and suggestings on dyeing from so many people that I can remember them all. <br>
<br>I now have an good idea were I need to go with my A & S. I received some very good comments on my poem that I have also submitted to the Quoth for the A & S issue. In all I received 30.5 points out of 50 not the best in the world but I have to agree with the comments of the judges, there were a few things that I knew were not perfect when I entered. I am pleased with the score looking at the fact the last A & S that I entered was in Middleford in 1993 or 94. The cmments from the judges were honest but not mean, they also gave suggestions to fix the errors on my part. <br>
<br>Later<br>Lemoine de Gascony AKA L.D. Beers <a href="mailto:loco.cerveza@gmail.com">loco.cerveza@gmail.com</a><br>*********************************************************************************************************************<br>
History celebrates the battlefields whereon we meet our death, but scorns to speak of the plowed fields whereby we thrive. It knows the names of the king's bastards but cannot tell us the origin of wheat. This is the way of human folly."<br>
--Jean-Henri Fabre<br>