Equity, Inclusion, and Chivalric Virtues
A timely and necessary post. Thank you La Bella Donna for your insight.
More From the “What Was I Thinking?” Files
Reblog–Oh mon Dieu!: 5 Unbelievable Things About Joan of Arc
I’m not afraid…I was born to do this. Living in Rouen it’s difficult to avoid mentions of Joan of Arc. This is where she was held during her trial, and where she was eventually burnt at the stake. Nowadays glimpses of her legacy are around every corner. The main street from the station to the…
Reblog of “Rome! Live and In Living Color!”
This is the documentation for my 2023 7 Pearls Arts and Sciences competition entry. My intention is to come back and flesh this out more over time to create more of aa easy guide to roman costuming. However I’ve had several requests for this documentation recently in the run up to Pennsic so I figured…
Reblog: Cordials: Featuring Cinnamon Water
In the 15th century the term “cordiall” meant something that was soothing to the heart or spirit. The term was frequently used for medicines, but there were even devotional books named The Soul’s Cordiall. I think most of us could use a bit of soothing right now, so this is the perfect time to talk…
1430’s Challenge For Baronial Birthday A&S Display
Hey Readers! Here’s a great story from another blogger. Enjoy! https://wp.me/p2czD9-jT
BASKETRY OF THE VIKING AGE
A recent thread on a Regia newsgroup concerned questions about baskets—specifically types—of the Viking age. In it, there were plenty of extrapolations, suggestions and suppositions. Almost no hard evidence, that is, extant baskets of the time. On one hand, we know they had baskets. There are fragments of basketry, and “The history of weaving containers…
Children’s Coloring Book – Take 1
This is a great idea for largess for young kids, whether it’s largess or a game prize
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