[Sca-cooks] What do you think? OT

[Sue Clemenger]

Aack! A name change! Ack!
Dang....*I* at least think of you as "Avraham."
Although your name change certainly makes sense....
I've been thinking of changing mine, too, if I can find the right
sources.  All the distinctly-Irish stuff seems to be much earlier than
my current view of my persona (14th c.).  I'm trying to track down
sources for women's names in 14th c. Dublin.  They've got them
_there_.....here, it's another matter.
OFC: Last batch of biscotti's in the oven.  Thank gawd.
--Maire

Randy Goldberg MD wrote:
>
> I've been struggling with my SCA identity for some time now. Avraham haRofeh
> ("haRofeh" means "the doctor"), no matter what period, wouldn't know a
> damned thing about my interests - cooking, brewing and heraldry. I chose the
> name because it was identifiably ME, but clearly isn't really suitable for
> who I want to be in period.
>
> Since I look best and feel most comfortable in High Tudor garb (funny that,
> being a 350lb man who looks rather like Henry VIII), I've decided that's my
> period. I want an easily documented name, so I don't have to drive my herald
> (me) nuts with the registration forms, but something that's still more or
> less recognizable as me. I've settled on Randall Cook - so I can still be
> Randy (which is how virtually everyone knows me anyway). What do you all
> think?
>
> Randy
>
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