Prompt Me
Name the most expensive personal item you’ve ever purchased (not your home or car).
Inka, my covid-purchase mini doxie.

Name the most expensive personal item you’ve ever purchased (not your home or car).
Inka, my covid-purchase mini doxie.

Last Friday, at a Starbucks in Council Bluffs, the author was disappointed to find the seasonal Iced Horchata Espresso unavailable. This curiosity led to a historical exploration of horchata, tracing its origins from ancient Egypt to medieval Spain and modern-day Mexico. The drink exemplifies cultural evolution and enduring traditions.
In the SCA we devote hours to award creation and giving. Whether entry level or the highest awards , from start to finish, their total creativity hours are in the thousands for each six-month reign. With all that consumed time, what’s their purpose? Their obvious purpose is to acknowledge the recipient’s accomplished efforts. Whether novice or peer,…
A competition of any sort is an activity requiring you to enter using your skills to try and win. The skill amount needed depends on what the competition is asking you to do. If the competition is well defined and uses Kingdom judging criteria you already have a leg up on how your entry will be judged. The…
Hey all! Some of you have asked why I write so many detailed posts about the SCA and all things artsy. The answer is pretty simple! As I see it, a Laurel in the SCA, has four key responsibilities that guide my involvement: Championing the Arts and Sciences – I love being a proponent of…
Hey there, fellow scribes and admirers of the ancient art of calligraphy! Today, we’re diving into a rich and fascinating subject – the seven scribal virtues. It’s a journey through wisdom, beauty, and time-honored tradition. Ever heard of Pope Gregory I? He was a prominent figure in history. Back in the day (around 540-604 CE),…
What can I say? This shows how helpful SCAdians are when they know you’re loading your vehicle. The video was taken by Kajira Camber of Wiesenfeuer, Ansteorra at Calontir‘s Kris Kinder event December 2012 and published on Youtube, Feb 9, 2013 Enough said here, but plenty elsewhere.
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