[Sca-cooks] Neat find!

[Vladimir Armbruster]

I just stumbled on a 30$ Camp *OVEN* at Coleman..

http://www.coleman.com/coleman/colemancom/detail.asp?product_id=5010D700T&categoryid=27400

Yeah, its cheating.
No.. I don't care. ;)

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In Service to Crown and Society,
Vladimir Armbruster
Headmaster of the House of Willow and Thorn
(http://www.willowandthorn.freeforumhost.net/)
Barony of Aquaterra
(www.baronyofaquaterra.org)
Doting Husband of Sisabella Armbruster
(The 2cnd star to the right holds no such treasure)

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <iasmin at comcast.net>
To: "SCA Cooks" <sca-cooks at ansteorra.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 10:20 AM
Subject: [Sca-cooks] IKA - head table seating?


> Although I'm interested in the inter-kingdom anthopology of a much wider
issue than this, I'm a bit afraid of the mountainous responses I could get
asking this question too broadly....
>
> When your feasting halls have a head table, what are the seating
arrangements of the head table? That is, who sits next to whom and when does
this change under various circumstances? What size and shape are the tables?
>
> My knowledge of table seating and the intricacies involved therein are
based on surviving the hell of charm and poise school (modern high society
protocol) and working on royal reigns in the Middle Kingdom. I'm quite aware
that other kingdoms simply don't do things the same way. I'm curious to know
how seating is treated in other kingdoms, but I'm especially interested in
hearing *why* its done a particular way, or at least an opinion on why.
Anyone willing to share?
>
> Iasmin
>
> Iasmin "I was trained to walk with a book on my head" de Cordoba
> iasmin at comcast.net
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