[Sca-cooks] Re: Introduction

[Elaine Koogler]

And then there was my mother, who had absolutely no connection to the SCA.  One
day she was complaining about being fat.  One of her friends, in an effort to
make her feel better, said, "Oh Amy, you're not fat, you're what I'd call
'portly'!"  My ever quick-thinking Mom replied, "Please, call me fat.  Portly
sounds too much like a battleship!"

Kiri (who lives in a two-peer household, and who once was a lady-ship...but as
the latter came before both of the former.....uhhh......that's 'way too
complicated!)

Susan Fox-Davis wrote:

> > > I did use the capital "L".  I meant that I had an AoA, but not a GoA
> > > or a "Ladyship" or suchlike.
> > >
> > > But peers and potentates and peasants alike have been known to
> > > gaze reverently when they see me approaching with a laden plate
> > > in my hands.  Look upon my works, ye mighty, and drool!
> >
> > They usually call me Goddess then... ;-)
>
> Show of hands, how many of us have been declared Divine in SCA context at
> some time or another?  This happens to just about everyone who does
> waterbearing at war, at the very least.  Queen Larissa [when she was queen
> of Caid, before she moved] declared me the Chocolate Goddess and this edict
> has never been rescinded to the best of my knowlege.
>
> > I have two GoAs, which I think makes me a LadyLady ShipShip- which makes
> > me a Flotilla!
>
> I'm only one LadyShip, or as I call myself, a little dinghy.  When my lord
> husband earned his Crescent, when we asked him what kind of LordShip he
> was, he just said "frigate" or something that sounded like that. <evile
> grynne>
>
> >
> > (But I am not docked to a Peer...)
> >
> > 'Lainie
> > running for the Rock with a loaf of garlic bread under each arm...
>
> Yo, take a long walk of this short peer!
>
> Selene, Caid
>
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