[Sca-cooks] peacocks
CorwynWdwd at aol.com
CorwynWdwd at aol.com
Mon Jun 12 08:16:14 PDT 2006
In a message dated 6/12/2006 10:18:01 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
tom.vincent at yahoo.com writes:
Is that an education problem or a cultural problem? Historically, there
were dishes served to the high table that weren't available to the other diners.
Yes, and Historically that was the Kings feast, the other lesser Nobles were
"Guests".... In the current Middle Ages we all pay the feast fee, Except
when Royals are paid for, a custom in many (if not all) Kingdoms, by the group
itself. Therefore we all expect to get the feast we paid for.
The B.O.D. decided this was just and therefore anything "Extra" the Royals
get can't come out of the feast budget, or, unless I remember wrongly, out of
the event budget. Am I being clear, concise and accurate, and did I understand
your question (And please don't take my tone as being snippy or sarcastic)?
I always figured the "free" feast was paid for by the Court that was put on,
having spent several years as a Landed Baron, trust me it's work. Ate a lot
of "Free" feasts and paid for a few with cash when the group was in financial
trouble and I knew about it too.
Corwyn
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