[Sca-cooks] colours of belts etc

Fri Nov 1 19:53:13 PST 2002

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Actually, I've simply added purple to the list in honor of the "fourth peerage".  People will remember knights (red), laurels (green), and pelicans (yellow), but never remember the royal peers (purple; it's a reserved dye, and we still wiped out the Murex mollusk).  And in the East, at least, we are peers...  Was wondering who'd ask.
Picture a double-woven belt (green and yellow) with stripes of the other colors showing on both sides...  Haven't handed any out, though.
Regards,
Brekke Franksdottir, OR, OP, OL  (And "Hey, YOU!" when working in a kitchen)

----- Original Message -----
From: Siegfried Heydrich
Sent: Thursday, October 31, 2002 9:21 AM
To: sca-cooks at ansteorra.org
Subject: Re: [Sca-cooks] colours of belts etc

    Actually, it's black & purple, worn by submissives . . .

    Sieggy

-----Original Message-----

>>You skipped one color.  Should be:
>>
>>Red, honor & chivalry
>>Green, craftsmanship
>>Yellow, service,
>>Purple, courtesy.
>>Regards,
>>Brekke.
>>
>>There is no service without art, no art without service, and there is
>>nothing without honor and courtesy.
>>
>Never heard of purple for courtesy.  Where do they do that?  Is it for the
>companions of the Queens order of Courtesy or what?
>Olwen, wondering if she needs to get Morningstar a purple belt.

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