[Sca-cooks] Re: Creative Supplimentation
ekoogler1 at comcast.net
ekoogler1 at comcast.net
Wed Jun 1 11:15:36 PDT 2005
In Atlantia, usually, if you want crash space, you can let the Autocrat know. I rarely use it anymore because these old bones just don't like sleeping on floors!
Kiri
> Hum. Interesting differences. I started playing in
> Northshield when it was part of the Middle. In the 2
> years I played there, I saw royalty once, at my first
> event and I didn't know what to do. (Nothing like getting
> called in front of the King during feast when you have no
> silverware and are eating steak with your fingers).
>
> Most events were camping, except in the winter. A 3 hour
> drive to an event was considered daytripable. Feasts were
> standard (and cheep cheep cheep!) at camping events,
> although they were usually small (50-60 was standard)
> Leftovers were used for breakfast. I wasn't paying
> attention to what kind of food was being served at feasts,
> as long as I didn't go away hungry I was happy.
>
> The one thing that I miss in Atlantia is Crash space. In
> Northshield, you could always call the autocrate (or the
> crash-o-crat) and they would have a list of people willing
> to take folks in for the night. Made day events possible.
>
> Don't here about that out in Atlantia.. Maybe I'm just in
> the wrong circles.
>
> Kerri Martinsen
> Hrosvitha von Celle
> kerrimart at cablespeed.com
>
> On Wed, 1 Jun 2005 09:11:36 -0700 (PDT)
> Pat <mordonna22 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> > I started in the SCA in Atenveldt (Greater Phoenix, AZ).
> > There are three baronies, a College, and a Shire all
> >within an hours drive, but the rest of the Kingdom is
> >spread out over a huge area. (There are nearly 5 million
> >people in Arizona, but 3 million of them live in the
> >GPA
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