SC - Ideal vs. practical

Bonne of Traquair oftraquair at hotmail.com
Sun Mar 21 12:03:45 PST 1999


>I fear that I need to clarify myself.  Most of what I was talking about 
>was the SCA in general.  Our group has had many discussions on wether 
or 
>not we should have a period encampment.  Much of the debate centered 
>around the kids in our household.  It's easier to have things around 
>like instant oatmeal (for breakfast) and things that the kids can fix 
>themselves.

IMO- in "periodness" instant oatmeal beats cold cereal or granola bars.  
The end result is "period" though the route to get it is not.  

Of course, costwise, you'll save a bundle by fixing a pot of porridge 
for the camp instead of providing that many envelopes of instant 
oatmeal.  As for things kids can fix themselves, piles of fresh fruit 
and breads take no preperation.  They may not eat this at home, but may 
be convinced that "in camp" things are different. kids 8 or 9 years old 
and above should be able to cook (or at least assist) as well as many of 
the adults.

Bonne
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