SR - A Question Concern

[Bob Dewart]

Sorry, bad anolaogy.  We, my Lady Darcy and I, went to Kings College this
last weekend.  At court several people, as usual, got awards.  I didn't know
them, but I still got teary eyed when they got their awards.  When you don't
get teary eyed any more, then it's time for something new and improved.

Gilli
-----Original Message-----
From: Jodi McMaster <jmcmaste at accd.edu>
To: southern at Ansteorra.ORG <southern at Ansteorra.ORG>
Date: Tuesday, June 23, 1998 9:20 PM
Subject: Re: SR - A Question Concern


>Bob Dewart wrote:
>>
>> No disrespect intended or implied.  Appolgies if offened; however, if we
are not exiting now, how will adding two more brass hats make us so?????
>
>I'm sorry; I don't follow your comment.  Apologies accepted and offered;
>I was a bit taken back to think anyone could read into my comments that
>I felt the SR or Ansteorra was a "loser."
>
>In following this thread, it appears that there has been a perception
>that the principality discussion was formulated and then not told to
>various interested parties.  I'm pretty new and therefore have abstained
>from voting--I don't think I have been around enough to evaluate the
>situation completely or to have vested feelings about it one way or
>another.  I tell you this to let you know that although I lean toward
>principality status, it is not something I plan to vote on, although I
>will participate in the name stuff and heraldry stuff because I think
>it's fun.  So I fancy myself relatively neutral, and would like to make
>a few comments.
>
>I think it's very unfortunate that folks feel left out of the
>discussion. This is not an organized revolt.  The reason you didn't hear
>about it is that it has yet to have gotten to the point of being
>organized, although it's on its way.  The discussion sort of snowballed
>out of a tangent on the Ansteorra list.  If there are any nasty politics
>at work, they have not been in evidence here.  If anything, folks have
>regularly commented on the need to get the word out to folks without
>email access.
>
>I can certainly understand feeling blindsided by the whole thing, but it
>really hasn't gotten very much past "let's all talk about it."  There
>are folks who feel passionately about the issue on both sides; as Daniel
>said, the point is to come to a consensus, with both sides displaying
>courtesy and respect while being forthright about their views.
>
>If that's not possible, the Dream's in danger anyway.
>
>AElfwyn
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