[Sca-cooks] wake up calls was the merits of safety trim

[Pixel, Goddess and Queen]

> >
> >There's an [expletive] in Calontir who does this (with a trumpet) in their
> >camp at Pennsic.  Even when it involves waking up everyone in the
> >neighboring camps.  Calontiri staunchly defend it as a wonderful thing,
> >and not discourteous at all.
> >
> >-- Jadwiga Zajaczkowa
>
Until we finally admitted that we have incompatible sleeping habits and
started sleeping in separate tents, my morning wake up call was a series
of gentle pokes and shakes, accompanied by "I'm bored", "Wake up", and
"What's for breakfast?" It was less disconcerting than just having him
stare intently at me, causing me to awaken with that feeling that one is
being watched. I am NOT a morning person. He is. So we worked out a
reasonable recipe for oatcakes and he can now make his own breakfast.

The event this weekend is going to be interesting. One tent, one bed. He's
still responsible for cooking his own breakfast.

Margaret