[Steppes] Archery practice?

[Mike]

HL Maili,

Yes, I figured that you knew the difference between "official" and 
"unofficial" practice. That portion of my post was more for those 
individuals who did not know what the difference was and I thought to 
explain the difference before anyone went down a path that they did not 
need to go.

Also, I know about migraines as well - dated someone who got them all 
the time as well.

This was all that I was attempting to do with my post, which was to 
enlighten individuals on who might be thinking about going that path. I 
encouraged every officer to get a deputy, it does help. And those who 
might wish to step up and take a turn as an officer, what better way to 
learn whether you wish to take that final step and served the Barony and 
Kingdom as a warranted officer.

Lord Michael


DonnelShaw at aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 10/22/2006 9:50:20 P.M. Central Standard Time, 
> meggiddo at netzero.net writes:
>
>     Having a deputy is always good, but being a deputy does not mean
>     that an
>     official practice can be held. There must be a warranted officer
>     of the
>     Barony, Region, and/or Kingdom in attendance as well. Now if some
>     good
>     gentle wishes to become a deputy by becoming Authorized as a
>     marshal to
>     assist Lord Alvin, to hold an "Unofficial practice", then that would
>     help some. In addition, having make arrangements to have a warranted
>     officer also in attendance would make it an "Official practice" as
>     well
>     with that deputy. This has happen before for me out at the Fighter
>     Practice and by having made arrangements we were able to still hold
>     "official practices", although there have been a few times in
>     which we
>     were unable to hold an "official practice", instead we did have a
>     practice which was "unofficial" - meaning no loaner armor
>     available and
>     people practice on their own.
>
>     YIS,
>
>     Lord Michael Kettering
>     Deputy Knight Marshal
>     Steppes Deputy Hospitaler
>
> Lord Michael,
>  I know there is a difference between official and unofficial but the 
> point is I know they want to shoot and I am trying to help my Lord 
> husband get the help and the others the chance to shoot. When a 
> migraine hits it can be fast and furious. So again if there is anyone 
> out there that would like to be a deputy and get authorized for 
> archery...............................
>  
> HL Maili Donnel MacGregor
> Wife
>