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So, Civil War over
2008-10-05 08:01 pmIt was awesome. Just as soon as we were on site and I was dressed in proper clothes I had a brilliant time. I didn't want to go to bed when I did on Friday (2.30 ish) but I had to be up by 8 am, so I did and went to sleep listening to choral singing at 3 am...
Saturday was busy, but fun, and I looked fabulous while running around. I put out my latest Sture shirt in the A&S display and later gave it to Aska on an impulse, which I do not regret. Now I have to make myself another one, but I discovered much to my own surprise I had three shirts. I keep forgetting that :)
1) High collar, blackworked, Sture shirt type 1. (Too short to really work)
2) Low collar, black- and whiteworked, sture shirt type 4. (Fabric a little too coarse)
3) Low collar, no decorations, sture shirt type 4 - given now to Aska. (Fabric awesome)
The gifts I arranged for HRM Fiona worked wonderfully, the nakpin embroidered with the Drachenwald arms and her initials made by Aska won prizes in the A&S display, and Queen Fiona loved it. The five little napkins with just her initials (meant as tokens for her to give away) were beautifully complementary of the big napkin.
Court started on time, and ended on time. Viscount William of Richwood finally got his well-deserved Panache.
I'm not alert enough to write anything else. Just, it was awesome.
Saturday was busy, but fun, and I looked fabulous while running around. I put out my latest Sture shirt in the A&S display and later gave it to Aska on an impulse, which I do not regret. Now I have to make myself another one, but I discovered much to my own surprise I had three shirts. I keep forgetting that :)
1) High collar, blackworked, Sture shirt type 1. (Too short to really work)
2) Low collar, black- and whiteworked, sture shirt type 4. (Fabric a little too coarse)
3) Low collar, no decorations, sture shirt type 4 - given now to Aska. (Fabric awesome)
The gifts I arranged for HRM Fiona worked wonderfully, the nakpin embroidered with the Drachenwald arms and her initials made by Aska won prizes in the A&S display, and Queen Fiona loved it. The five little napkins with just her initials (meant as tokens for her to give away) were beautifully complementary of the big napkin.
Court started on time, and ended on time. Viscount William of Richwood finally got his well-deserved Panache.
I'm not alert enough to write anything else. Just, it was awesome.
