SC - Nobility and Feasts
Page Hutchinson
pagedgrt at mediaone.net
Sat Oct 31 05:49:38 PST 1998
I am not talking SCA, I am qusetioning historically. I have been in the SCA for
just at 10 Years and a professional cook for a living. I know it is alway the
most fun and hardest work to feat or cook in any encampment. I throughy belive
that this 10yr hobby has helped me professionlly. Makes something out of
nothing. But just to bum around and be a slug in simple, easy brezzy clothes is
cool every now and then.
Mordonna22 at aol.com wrote:
> The SCA is a game, to be played for enjoyment. I, for one, would not enjoy
> playing at being a peasant. I have never found anything fun or redeeming in
> poverty, either fiscal or spiritual.
> And before we go off into, "Oh, yeah, well all those snooty lords and ladies
> don't do their part of the work" you better ask around about just how much of
> the work most of the cooks on this list actually do. My last great War, I
> only left my camp thrice because I was either cooking, preparing to cook, or
> cleaning up after cooking. The third time was floating on an airbed, but
> that is another story. :)
>
> Mordonna
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