[Steppes] Twelfth Night --traditions from the start

[Crandall]

That was the Olla Padrilla (sp?) 
A tiny kitchen but it did the job. 
So crowded and the mall had a few shops and thus
mundanes wandering. Parking was not that secure
either. 
Watching from the balcony was fun. 

Crandall, Olde Phart 


--- "willowjonbardc at juno.com"
<willowjonbardc at juno.com> wrote:

> Yes I remember that 12Th  night. The Boar was
> Duke Jonathan's idea and 
> it was a gift from Lindenwood. You should have
> seen the look on Baron 
> Edwin's face when he got it. It was sort of
> bloody. Doing that was  
> lots of fun. 
> 
> I liked the hall. It was a dinner theater that
> had gone out of 
> business and unfortunately I think it got torn
> down. There was a very 
> short court that year or it had been done
> early. I am not sure. We had 
> time for dancing and the couples look so
> wonderful on the floor in the 
> center of the hall. 
> 
> I remember that year because Lord Roger Redhand
> and I did 7 swains a 
> swimming as the theme of the table. It is very
> dry that year and we 
> had trouble finding live greenery so we used
> silk. Every Laurel there 
> gave me hell and told me we would had won if we
> had used real 
> greenery.Lord Athelsan won with a spectacular
> table. I am sorry if we 
> second we were a far behind second. 
> 
> Thank you for remembering. I really enjoyed
> that event.
> willow 
> 
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