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stitchwhich) wrote2009-04-26 01:13 pm
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Arni's off to Fighter's Practise. Would it be too bad of me to hope that no one shows up? After yesterday's demo, he deserves a weekend day in his easy chair.
The demo was fun, if sparcely attended. I spent the day doing the 'which foods were unknown medievally?" thing again and once again, stumped all the players. But it was fun to talk about the various food items and give little trivia facts about them. Cindel and her son came down from Tir-Y-Don - they were both hugely helpful as was![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
luminaebanis, who was all over the place doing stuff.
There were two LH-groups there, I was happy to see. One was a Legio group (Legio IX?) and the other a new Hussite group formed of (some) members of Lord Grey's Companie. The difference between their set-ups and ours was, um, well it just was. It turned out that one of the members of the Legio group was an ex-Scoutmaster who'd taken a local troop to Philmont and then on around for a month of camping and white-water rafting and Baron Vladimir was one of those boys. The sheer joy on their faces when they recognised each other after all these years was well worth the day all by itself. And that same Legio guy is one of our VNA members so I was pretty happy to see him too. He invited me to join his group - they do Romano-Brit stuff. I just might take him up on that since they demo at a lot of local Celtic festivals. I miss 'working' those.
In totally silly news, my burn is progressing nicely. I think I might have a full skin cover in another week or two. It's looking better every day. I am looking forward to not having to do all this bandaging twice a day, I can tell you! But at least that's down from every-6-hours!
The demo was fun, if sparcely attended. I spent the day doing the 'which foods were unknown medievally?" thing again and once again, stumped all the players. But it was fun to talk about the various food items and give little trivia facts about them. Cindel and her son came down from Tir-Y-Don - they were both hugely helpful as was
luminaebanis, who was all over the place doing stuff.There were two LH-groups there, I was happy to see. One was a Legio group (Legio IX?) and the other a new Hussite group formed of (some) members of Lord Grey's Companie. The difference between their set-ups and ours was, um, well it just was. It turned out that one of the members of the Legio group was an ex-Scoutmaster who'd taken a local troop to Philmont and then on around for a month of camping and white-water rafting and Baron Vladimir was one of those boys. The sheer joy on their faces when they recognised each other after all these years was well worth the day all by itself. And that same Legio guy is one of our VNA members so I was pretty happy to see him too. He invited me to join his group - they do Romano-Brit stuff. I just might take him up on that since they demo at a lot of local Celtic festivals. I miss 'working' those.
In totally silly news, my burn is progressing nicely. I think I might have a full skin cover in another week or two. It's looking better every day. I am looking forward to not having to do all this bandaging twice a day, I can tell you! But at least that's down from every-6-hours!