More From the “What Was I Thinking?” Files
From Respect to Recognition: Making Savvy Peerage Recommendations
Hey there! Ever found yourself admiring someone’s dedication and skill in the SCA and wondered if you can recommend them for peerage? You’re not alone! Many folks wonder about this, and it’s a common topic of conversation. So, let’s dive in and explore how you can do this properly and effectively. Can You Recommend Someone…
Finding Purpose and Joy in SCA Awards: How They Strengthen Our Community
Hey there, fellow SCA enthusiasts and all things creative. Let’s consider for a moment the world of award creation and giving. A place where hours of dedication and hundreds of bursts of creativity by fellow scribes and wordsmiths converge to create something extraordinary. You know, whether you’re newer in the SCA or a seasoned veteran,…
Basketry Bliss: Unboxing My V.I. Reed & Cane Kits
Hey there, fellow SCAdians and craft lovers! Guess what? I’m absolutely buzzing with excitement! Remember those 6 Traditional Crafts basketry kits I mentioned recently? Well, I decided to take my basket-making adventure a step further and ordered some kits from V.I. Reed & Cane. And you won’t believe it – they arrived yesterday! Let me…
On becoming a Peer
Another perspective on being a Peer in the Society for Creative Anachronism.
From Craft to Courtesy: Exploring the Role of a Laurel in the SCA
Hey there, fellow SCA enthusiast! To continue our series on peerage, we will dive into what it really means to be a Laurel. A Laurel holds a significant role in our beloved Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). Think of a Laurel as a living library of knowledge about the SCA’s ways, history, and traditions. This…
Celebrating New Year in 15th Century Bruges
As we usher in a new year, I thought it’d be fun to take a step back to 15th-century Bruges. We can see how Jehanne Bening might have celebrated. Spoiler alert: no champagne or midnight countdowns! But there was plenty of food, faith, and fellowship to go around in her bustling city. Let’s look at…