Shh...be very very quiet...Hunting the Easter Contest
 

Sweet! I think I may actually have to put together an outfit for this one...

ooh! looks like fun! =D

I'll have to spruce myself up to enter! ^.^

Yay for support and another thread to post in, right? :) Today is an even steady of work and it has put me in a better frame of mind.

Hey babe! Home early today with sick kids! Other than that, things are cool :) I'll poke my head in here to help.

Way awesome Swift. Someone to chat with sounds divine. *huggles*

Just remember, don't post the pic here, pm it to me. It's safer and guaranteed to make into the contest that way.

Whatever is affecting the kids and Mark is starting to hit me again. Thought I was over it :( How are things with you? Any word from Rodd?

Rodd and I have talked pretty much all weekend, which was nice. We e-mailed back and forth for 8 hours on friday night, he called on Saturday night and we e-mailed each other last night.
He's such a good boyfriend.
Do you have an e-mail, I can forward you some of the things he says, it's amazing!

I do! Sorry, whatever this bug is that we have, it sneaks up on you.

Happening to me too I think. Just feel drained and eh, truthfully. Kind of sucks. Trying to be over not feeling so good. This time, I think it's my sinuses that are affected. Gross.

Took a nap, and still feel gross. BUT Otto is feeling better! My mom told me that the symptoms I described sound similar to what some of her friends out at the Ren Faire are going through. Have you been lately?? My parents are there every weekend.

My parents are quite ancient. Dad rides around in a motorized cart that's made to look like a horse. Mom usually hangs around the guild yard (St. Cuthbert's) and gives demos of spinning roving into yarn. I look a lot like her, but taller and not a long-haired hippie. The guild they're in is in charge of the parades and do the opening and closing ones. They also have a stage show for the mayor around noon - I think. At least, that's how it was eons ago when I was in the guild.

I'm Sarah - my mom is Judy. I still am stunned that she looks so hippie these days. Although they went to Berkeley, it was a few years before the sit-ins and so on. I remember when I was 5 (1970!) that she wore wigs and her hair was poofy. Now? Nope. Anyhow, they are there every year. It was something I was also into, worked there in a booth and as an actor (nothing major, mostly shrubbery), so I could hang out with my folks.

My sister and I have thought about joining a guild, but right now our schedules are just too hectic to make it a reality. Perhaps sometime in the future. We actually want to make our own court dresses. Love the crushed velvets and brocades, simply gorgeous.

This looks like fun :)

Ok - you're referring to the Guild of St. George. They are pretty strict about the costumes and you have to have a character based on someone who lived at that time. It's the only guild that does that. Some of the people write copious amounts about their persona and spend a great deal of time researching. The costumes are also wicked expensive to make. When I was doing the Faire thing, the majority of the people were super nice. No clue what they are like today. I liked the guild my parents are in because you could be a shrub on stage or do your own thing out and about. Plus, you could be a peasant or middle class. My parents tend to have costumes from both classes - middle class when it's cold outside and peasant when the weather becomes crazy hot.

Hey Queen! =D <3<3
I don't think I've seen you around during the event yet. ^^;; So, yay! :3 <3<3