SC - In a pasta making mood

[Michael Gunter]

>For a substitute for "Queen's Tea" would "Queen's Court" work? So far
>as I know, it isn't a term actually used in period, but at least it
>is made up of period terms used in a more or less period fashion.
>--
>David Friedman

Your Grace.  Please may I differ with your idea of "Queens Court".  It gives 
a totally different idea of what is going on.  When I hear "court" I am 
expecting one thing ~ sit down, formal, usually serious, etc. etc.; when I 
hear "tea" or "brunch" I am expecting something more intimate and relaxed 
with refreshments and chatting.

Olwen who is wondering how duct tape can be period without question but tea 
cannot..
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