[Sca-cooks] Documentation for Presentation

[Olwen the Odd]

Well, thanks for the nice words Nichola!  It was such a good pleasure to 
finally meet you and your family as well!  Odd that,  We were getting out of 
cars next to one another and introduced ourselves purely by chance there in 
the parking lot.

Oh, it was a wonderous house.  With all the little furniture and home decor 
made from gingerbread or various things.  Let's see, IIRC, there was 
shredded wheat thrush on the floors of some of the rooms, little pitchers 
and plates of gingerbread, was it sugarplate bed linens?  And it was HUGE!

Truely though, there were pictures online of the house, as I recall.  Where 
are they?
Olwen

>Whoops dang it I should have known...
>Nope cool the jets there Stefan let me rephrase the statement I made....
>Period House, Made out of Gingerbread.  Nope I didn't find documentation 
>for a period gingerbread house that was simply the 12th night competition 
>that year.  Yep Scaled Model of an actual period Farm House.  From the 
>Weald and Downland Museum.  I will be happy to work on article but let's 
>make sure that you want it since I am answering in the negatives here.... 
>it was still a cool project, and it allowed me to meet Lady Olwen.  Whom I 
>hope to work with again someday on some project.  Nichola
>
>Stefan li Rous wrote:
>
>>Nichola commented:
>>
>>>Then there was the Period Ginger Bread House... I
>>
>>
>>Did you actually find documentation of a period gingerbread house? Or do 
>>you just mean you used period gingerbread to create a house? It sounds 
>>like you made a model of a real, medieval house rather than a fantasy 
>>cottage type thing like most modern gingerbread houses. If you actually 
>>found documentation for period gingerbread houses, were they scale models 
>>like this or fantasy houses?
>>
>>I think a number of folks, both inside and outside of the Society, might 
>>be interested in either an article on this, or a copy of your 
>>documentation if it will stand alone without the actual gingerbread house. 
>>So, I would be interested in working with you on this for the Florilegium.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>   Stefan
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>>THLord Stefan li Rous    Barony of Bryn Gwlad    Kingdom of Ansteorra
>>    Mark S. Harris           Austin, Texas          
>>StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
>>**** See Stefan's Florilegium files at:  http://www.florilegium.org ****
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