[Sca-cooks] cooking for a vigil

[Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius]

On Dec 13, 2010, at 12:49 PM, Michael Gunter wrote:

> Or you could get another Peerage and have someone make YOU a vigil buffet....
> 
> I just realized that I never got a vigil buffet. My first Peerage was in the dark mists of time
> and they weren't really done in this area. My second Peerage I didn't bother with a vigil. 
> I'd been a knight and Count for almost 20 years and really didn't want any fuss made. 
> (Enough fuss had been made with 'lanie's surprise amazing "wedding dress" she made me)

I got spiffy clothes, but I don't think I got much in the way of vigil food (if I did, I never got a chance to see it), but things were a little different even a decade (Geez, it'll be 14 years this summer -- less time than I've been on this list) ago.

I just know the response to my request for a poolside luau vigil was met with a stern refusal...

Adamantius






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