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I aten’t dead
Just overwhelmed. This post is going to be a little bit of everything. First, I have been remiss in not telling you all how the Foundations Revealed competition turned out. The wonderful and inimitable Ruth Goodman announced the winners in … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, work in progress, Writing
Tagged actually autistic, garb, Historical Entwife, vestal virgin story
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An Ouncement
The series on my latest garb will continue, but it’s probably about time to tell you all about my newest project, since I’ve just finished the first part of it. Foundations Revealed has a yearly competition and I’ve decided to … Continue reading
Posted in History, Research, SCA, work in progress
Tagged 13th century, foundationsrevealedcompetition2021, garb, Historical Entwife, living-history, Tolkien
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I wish I knew what to call this
I promised news on writing and SCA, so here you are. Listening to my sister’s playlists is good company while I clean, but apparently nothing can clarify my incoherent thoughts today. STOML — is on hold for now, after a … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, SCA, So That Others May Live, The Two-Legged League, work in progress
Tagged black wasp garb, garb, music
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In Which We Lose Track Of Time
(In Which I Forget, part IV. Read parts I, II, and III first, please. Otherwise this will make even less sense than it otherwise would.) Saturday morning Olivia had an eight o’clock final, and she went to it and returned … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Non-fiction, Ordinary life, Reading, work in progress, Writing
Tagged adventures of the motley crew, music
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In Which I Forget My Toothbrush
(Part III of In Which I Forget. Read parts I and II before jumping in at the middle.) (Friday, cont’d) We arrived at St Mary’s in time for Olivia to say goodbye to her two friends, set up the air … Continue reading
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Tagged adventures of the motley crew, music
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In Which I Forget the Books
(In Which I Forget, part II. Read part I here. You do not want to jump into the middle of this story.) Friday In spite of Olivia’s hopes, we left my place after eight the next morning. We had … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Ordinary life, work in progress, Writing
Tagged adventures of the motley crew, music
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Updates on all fronts (and some sides)
It has been an eventful three weeks here. Three weekends ago I didn’t post because I had opened up the Two-Legged League again and that kind of swallowed me, two weekends ago I had just come down with a cold … Continue reading
Posted in History, Ordinary life, Revision, SCA, So That Others May Live, The Two-Legged League, work in progress, Writing
Tagged black wasp garb, garb
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Writing limbo
Not having STOML demanding every moment of time and energy I can (reasonably or unreasonably) devote to it has left me strangely weightless. It’s not that I have huge gaps of time unclaimed, because plenty of perfectly ordinary and important … Continue reading
Behold, I tell you a mystery
I. 1:55, Wednesday, August 29, A. D. 2018 I was coming around the corner between the bakery I worked at and the place I’d parked my car, to get my lunch. As I turned, I saw a certain truck coming … Continue reading
Where, O death, is now thy sting?
It has been nine months since the event I introduced some of my readers to in this post, and Levi’s story has crossed 50,000 words. As we have come further and things have developed, I thought it would be good … Continue reading
Posted in Ordinary life, So That Others May Live, work in progress, Writing
Tagged Philosophy, quotes, Tolkien
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