[Sca-cooks] Mairi Ceilidh

[Elaine Koogler]

It is definitely an anthropology thing.  In Atlantia, we're getting 
better...but my lord has had his Pelican for about 10 years and, after 
several attempts to get his scroll done (in truth, not really my job, 
but....), I think it may finally be coming to completion!   The only 
scroll I've had actually presented when I received the award was my 
Laurel scroll, a very special work of art done as a Japanese/Chinese 
scroll painting.

Kiri

Robin Carroll-Mann wrote:

>On 30 Mar 2004, at 7:45, Sue Clemenger wrote:
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>>Kiri, you obviously know Things Heraldic....Do you happen to know if 
>>trees and plants are okay as supporters? I'd really like a birch 
>>tree....and now that my arms have finally passed (after 4 years!), I can 
>>actually get something going like commissioning a peerage scroll.....
>>--maire, who's enough of a bum this morning that she can't even come up 
>>with OFC.....*sigh*....
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>::blink::  You didn't get a scroll when you were elevated?  Is this one of those 
>inter-kingdom anthropology things?  In the East, it's the norm for most 
>awards to be presented with a scroll in court.  Sometimes a person receiving 
>an AoA or an Order of Merit gets a promissory note instead, but I've never 
>seen a Laurel or Pelican not receive a scroll at their elevation.
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>Barony of Settmour Swamp, East Kingdom
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