SC - quick important note

[Laura C. Minnick]

We do our best to try to serve the feast when it's supposed to be served (kitchen
disasters notwithstanding).  However, it often is out of the hands of the cooks.
This past weekend, we were ready to go at 6:35, 5 minutes after our scheduled start
time, but the feast was close to a half hour late because the Royals decided to do
a White Scarf ceremony at 6:30!...and without letting us know in advance.  It meant
that one of my dishes went out cold, and was therefore not quite as good.  I wish
that there were some way to get around this, but, in this world where the Crowns
control things, I have yet to find one.

Kiri

Sue Clemenger wrote:

> It's actually quite a legitimate question--we have several Baronial members who
> are diabetic, and who need to be able to time (?) their insulin shots properly.
> Those gentles who asked you about your feast may have similar needs.
> --Maire
>
> "James F. Johnson" wrote:
>
> >  Two others stuck their head in a few hours before the
> > feast, wanting to know if the feast was going to be served on time. At
> > first, I found this an odd question.
> >
>
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