SC - Money uses

[Mordonna22@aol.com]

In a message dated 3/2/2000 1:49:24 PM US Mountain Standard Time, 
a14h at zebra.net writes:

<< 
 I can only reply to the first of the items mentioned.  Yes, it is true that 
meals
 that exclude the general populace are against the rules, however, pavilions 
ain't
 food.  The pavilions are the property of the kingdom, and are used by 
succeeding
 Royals, year after year.  Thus, the funds (for the pavilions) were not 
expended
 to benefit any specific person, or group of persons, whereas special foods
 prepared for the High Table only certainly do benefit only those individuals 
at
 the High Table.  Somehow I feel like I'm not being very clear with the
 distinction here.  Sorry.
 
 wajdi
  >>

Hmm, somehow I think the certain individuals do benefit.  And if you serve 
special dishes to High Table as a tradition year after year, doesn't that 
eliminate your first objection?  
And, why do you think that it would not benefit the medieval "atmosphere" to 
see Royalty served High Table foods.  What the restriction means is that I 
cannot use Society Funds to serve (insert your favorite here) unless I feed 
it to the masses, which would be too restrictively expensive, but the 
occasion certainly could use a good (insert your favorite here) subtlety.  
Don't you think the populace as a whole would be educated by seeing a well 
produced subtlety?  

Mordonna the Cook,
SunDragon's Western Reaches
Atenveldt
(m.k.a. Buckeye, AZ)