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THURSDAY

Got the lost and found list sent out to the Calonlist and MagMor. Made arrangements for it all to go with the baron this weekend and then I'll take what's left to coronation next weekend. Hopefully that will take care of the most of it. Unloaded the service totes into the garage so I can check through them before taking them to the storage unit.

Back at home I noticed the top third of the young elm tree the city put in approximately five years ago is broken over. Called the city for Forestry to come out and deal with the damage and they're saying the tree will probably have to come down, although the city is no longer putting in replacement trees. They'd give us a $50 voucher and leave it for us to deal with replacing it; a ludicrous suggestion I thought. Leofwyna and I decided I'd call again tomorrow and tell them we'll deal with the tree ourselves so we can keep as much as possible of the one we have.

And tonight Leofwyna and I spent television watching time pricing several boxes of rummage items.

FRIDAY

Ding-dong, it's 9am and the city tree inspector is on our doorstep. Will look at the tree, what, we want to keep it? No problem, they'll just trim it up. Well, that's a relief.

All the promised thunder storms and rain haven't manifested this last week. Today is damp but not really quite raining.

I was successful in laying claim to a Rubbermade closet on Freecycle to use for Gold Key. It needs some repairs but I think it'll be more useful to have outfits on display on hangers instead of in so many tubs.

Ran the lost and found over to Sash, apparently just in time as they were already heading out the door to leave an hour earlier than Sash had indicated to me.

A stop at the Family Thrift store downtown scored four panels of wonderful red and gold drapes that will become a really wonderful outfit. It's very seldom I find such that aren't monochromatic AND without the rubber surface on the wrong side. Possibilities abound... decisions... decisions... This also means I can dump a couple other things I've picked up over the years in desparation; this is so much better than anything else I've ever found.

I sent Leofwyna off to work in my car so I could load the baronial serving tubs in the van after I'd checked them over to make sure nothing was weird.

And the elm tree has already been trimmed up. And a good thing too; Leofwyna and I up on ladders cutting down the treetop isn't a restful mental image. The lady at city really needs to get a better idea of how the inspector and his crews deal so she doesn't get citizens all upset unnecessarily. I'm just sayin'!

Leofwyna has made the observation that the leaves on this elm tree aren't looking too good, but it's supposed to be the resistant kind so what gives. Anyway, we need to do some research to see if we can spray it with something... or something.

WEDNESDAY

I'd read and listened my way through the large stack of library books I picked up a couple weeks ago to get me through. Plans to go to the library again Monday were thwarted by the holiday. In my egocentric thinking the libraries shouldn't close on holidays when many people most need distraction from the fact they have no investment in that particular holiday.

At the library I spent a little time on the computer there to print out 'receipts' for the prizes I'd obtained for Cattle Raids. Then I got to moot site an hour early to put together my receipts to turn in and realized I'd not gotten the 'paper' receipt from Leofwyna so I'll wait to turn in my reimbursement request next week. There was a really nice discussion of successes and suggestions for future Cattle Raids events. Zino lent me his UFB(?) for possible pictures to send to Aurora to go with the article there.

Back at home I did up dishes, including a big pile of emptied plastic containers and the grill from the camping trip.

MONDAY, LABOR DAY

When Leofwyna finally got up today (her day off and I didn't want to disturb her sleep) I went out to finish mowing the front yard. The weather people are saying scattered thunder showers tonight and lots of rain other days this week so I knew I needed to get to it. I also put lost and found items from Cattle Raids in the car so I'll have it with me at moot this week.

This evening Leofwyna is sorting through the rubbermaid tubs to put some of it away. I've been doing load after load of my laundry.

MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY

organizing and packing for Cattle Raids
Leofwyna spotted nest of yellow jackets in frontyard that we can avoid

THURSDAY

loading the van AND the car
Scrabble with Uncle G
setting up the tent in the dark
oops, I missed loading siderails for Leofwyna's bed

FRIDAY

much help setting up sunshades, tourney field, archery field
oops, forgot citronella oil for torch and lanterns
made supper for my crew

SATURDAY

Callaghan brings Leofwyna's siderails, bless his heart
Randwulf and Saraphina brings me oil and ice, bless their hearts
oops, no marked parking spaces for royalty
Joy visits Cattle Raids
Cattle Raids is a success
Sir Hans, Mistress Suzanne
Baron Owaine, Lady Maire
torse for Saraphina, silver hammer for Sabi
'sorted' parking worked out very well
cold shower!

SUNDAY

site all clear before church is out, WOW!
the Lady Cousins have a dinner at Chances R in York
we sort and load for our camping trip

MONDAY

finish loading, leave the loaded car at Uncle G's
Scrabble with Uncle G (I WON!)
rain on the way to Sparks, again in the evening
Monday night in a Valentine motel (hot shower! television!)

TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

elk ranch
camping at Sharp's campground
beautiful days, very cool nights, rain Wednesday night
campfires every night, falling stars Monday
looking for THE bridge
scoping out all the campgrounds, learned our spot is the BEST
lone porcupine, heron a couple times, golden eagle, many hawks,
yellow finch, lots of doe/fawn pairs, many flocks of turkey
Niobrara State Park and Smith Falls
Wildlife Refuge, Fort Falls and a long nature walk
picture in Valentine paper (?)
a bald eagle, blonde fuzzy caterpillar, prairie dogs

FRIDAY

breaking camp, visiting Laurel

SATURDAY-SUNDAY

nice article about Cattle Raids in Daily Nebraskan http://www.dailynebraskan.com/polopoly_fs/1.2311704!/AUGUST30.pdf

writing an article for Aurora Register
thank you email to lists
unloading vehicles, sorting out laundry
mow lawn

An Added note from MagMor --

Cattle Raids Post Mortem

Cattle Raids was attended by 221. The Calontir Steel demo included 12, and there were approximately 35 fighters on the field.

Some of the feedback from out of Barony guests included the desire for more locals to camp onsite with the out of towners. Some complaints that the archery was “too hard”, and that the thatch was making it hard to find downed arrows. Might consider dethatching if the site is used again. Requests for more signage when the location is remote. Some out of Barony thought that the site was too far, and about half that Seraphina spoke to informally said that they would not come back, but His Excellency had more state that they would return to the site.

Youth Activities went well, and were flexible in their planning. The throwing sets went over well, thanks to Daniel for that.

Troll would appreciate in the future if it is possible to position them in a less remote location as to allow some visual or interaction with the event.

Awards received by Barony members:

AoA for Maire
Silver Hammer for Sabi
A Swan was accepted by the Barony for a member of our populace. I hesitate to name the individual so that TE can make that presentation.
Seraphina received a Torse
Owain was made a Court Baron.

Signed, Seraphina Brugari, Seneschal

SATURDAY

Today was the demo over in Iowa with the Lonely Tower group. I was just about to head out the door, just went downstairs to find a yarn needle when the phone rang. Could I stop over for a sunshade that was forgotten in the load-up of a friend. Turns out it was a good thing I was running late. When I arrived at site the welcome (for the sunshade) was quite gratifying. Although I stayed sitting quietly in the shade working on my inkle loom, it was a sunny, hot day and I faded and left after only five hours. I'm certainly glad I never took up the fighting end of things as they surely were cooking in their armor.

SUNDAY

I got several phonecalls completed this afternoon relative to Cattle Raids coming up next weekend and made arrangements to meet with Gyda tomorrow to decide which tubs of serving pieces to have brought out for feast. Also talked to Thedrich, Isadora, and left an answering maching request for Callaghan to call me back regarding ice.

Once Leofwyna was awake this afternoon I got busy and did up the dishes (so she could do her pickles this evening) and got the lawn mowed... oh my gosh the crabgrass was getting way ahead of me. I just finished helping Leofwyna peeling and slicing veggies for her pickles and my hands are aching. The Oster sliced things too thin so we were doing them all by hand.

WEDNESDAY

I've got a one track mind going for the time being, pardon my rut!

Got ahold of Owaine again and he is coming with us tomorrow evening along with Aibhilin so I don't need to make two trips and we'll definately need two vehicles. On that note, Leofwyna decided to come too. That's good, both vehicles can have someone who knows for sure where we're going in case we get separated on the road.

Oh good, when Thedrich called and Leofwyna grabbed the tablet to take down his number she found the notes for the information he was calling about so I didn't need to call back when I got in. SCORE!!

At least site survey will be well attended. I hope that's a sign the event will as well.

THURSDAY

I went to the library and Kinko's to make a special Cattle Raids flyer to leave with Rev. Krause to pass out to the congregation this week to further explain our event and invite them.

Met up with crew at Isadora's at 6pm to drive out to Kronberg for our site survey. Altogether we were nine going out to Kronberg in two vehicles. The old pasture I thought would work for archery wasn't deep enough so we did a quick switch putting archery into the softball field, fighting into the former Jacobson lawn and overflow camping (or perhaps smokers' camping to include a smokers' sunshade) into the old pasture.

In the hall we learned there is some air-conditioning in part of it which makes things considerably better. Only the big upstairs hall and two small rooms off it aren't and we can get that all opened up to air out. I'm hoping it's cool enough Friday night to blow them out thoroughly with the fans to make them much fresher. So Suzanne's vigil room has a window ac unit and has it's own access door. The main sunday school room will be cool for royalty meetings. The feast hall, kitchen and downstairs sunday school room are all comfortable for other meetings and, of course, kitchen work and the feast. I'm very happy about all this.

I have competent people handling fighting, archery, troll, A&S, MOY feast, inn and royalty. I'll deal with Gold Key and otherwise generally 'float' Saturday, finishing up with a thorough clearing and cleaning of the hall. It will all be just fine though I'm crossing my fingers that the numbers will be all I would wish for, but not more then I'd wish for. That would be a whole 'nother issue.

One more week to go then I can move on to other things. It just never ends.

TUESDAY

Another problem has arisen out of the addy problem. Apparently the live steel folks were trying to reach me to verify space at Cattle Raids. Opps, I hadn't even thought of them. I wonder how the church counsel will feel about that, and only two weeks to clear it. Quite aside from space for them... ow, ow, ow.

Made a bunch of phonecalls to arrange for the site survey at Kronberg. We're going out at Thursday to familiarize my crew with the layout. I want to check the length of the head table, verify how we're setting up for 60 in the hall, and firm up the locations of sunshades for vigil and other activities. I just wish Pennsic hadn't gotten in the way of going out a little earlier in the month as this last two weeks is becoming rather full. We've got a demo to go to this Saturday on top of everything else.

Tonight for a little change of pace I spent a little time putting together my nine-patch blocks into a single Irish Chain top, then started putting corners on the four patches.

FRIDAY-SATURDAY

Strangely enough these two days seem to have been lost in the mists of time already. With Leofwyna sleeping and at work my brain went to mush and I don't recall any of it. I think I mowed two-thirds of the yard sometime in there; perhaps that's why my brain seems soft as the temps were still abysmal.

SUNDAY

Spent most of the afternoon and evening with Isadora and crew making four roasters of soup for Cattle Raids. A couple of the new kids from Scarlet Keep showed up and one of 'em was an expert Roux maker (I learned something watching him). Sure did make a huge difference in the soup, it smells wonderful. At home tonight I find my right hand and arm are feeling cramped from all the cutting and chopping I did today (a bunch of celery, five onions, 25 carrots and most of a big ham). I didn't get my hands on any of the potatoes though.

MONDAY

Good grief, discovered my addy never got changed on the event flyer. Now we're only two weeks from Cattle Raids and any attempts at contacting me were going to the old address. Today Morganna tracked me down through the MagMor list, pointing out the problem, and I got the flyer updated. I talked to Toli and he tried to connect a short term link between my addys but the system wouldn't let him... which is odd because he runs the system.

I went out awhile this afternoon to get a haircut, pick up some sweet corn, cash in on aluminum cans and get the car washed. Wouldn't you know, it rained this evening.

Good grief! Where has this week disappeared to? The heat index stays in the triple digits, even at night the air is heavy with it. With all the heat I did lots of quiet sitting downstairs, either at the computer or cutting up white cotton scraps to add to my quilting box.

TUESDAY

I got out and drove this afternoon, listening to an audio book as I went, Chieviarri's The Lost Quilter. I wasn't going anywhere, just driving to be doing something I guess.

WEDNESDAY

Of course, I went to moot 'cause there was to be a review of plans for Cattle Raids at the end of the month. Thedrich was there to pass his budget through the finance committee, too. I'm comfortable that things are coming together and our event will be good.

THURSDAY

I read on the internet today that the Persead meteor shower should peak tonight. After midnight we drove north and west of town to get out from under some cloud cover, just like we had to do late last fall for another meteor shower which wasn't nearly as satisfactory as this one turned out. We found a quiet country road and went to a high point to set up our lawn chairs and watched the skies for about half an hour. We both saw approximately a dozen, some we both saw and others only one or the other spotted. As predicted, they were coming every 2-3 minutes I think... we probably missed some... but it was good this time.

SATURDAY

Chiara and I made a quick run to Kinko's to copy flyers to insert into the Runestaff. I also faxed out the portajohn contract.

Spoke with Thedrich and Gwyneth today. Happily some more things are progressing for meals at Cattle Raids. Requested finance committee meeting item next week for feast budget; I started pushing for this to happen months ago!

Although I was late getting out to mow the lawn tonight I still managed to get through it all. It was late dusk when I finished though. Around 11pm there was a loud boom from somewhere behind the house, and then soon another two. I turned out the lights downstairs to go up and peek out windows but couldn't see anything stirring. Does some neighbor still have fireworks from the 4th? Didn't quite really sound like that though.

THURSDAY

Got about three loads of laundry cycled through this afternoon. Thought about mowing but decided it could go another day or two. Spent a good deal of time trying to make phone contacts with minimal luck.
Harvested half a dozen little orange tomatoes to ripen on the counter; I think the green beans are mostly done for.

This evening Leofwyna and I discussed our options for our Niobrara trip and narrowed things down to two 'best' choices. We're both looking forward to this very relaxing 4-5 days camping right here in Nebraska within half a day's drive from home.

FRIDAY

Finally made contact with Carlos, still waiting call-back from Thedrik and Rev. Krause.

MONDAY

Called and got the form so portajons can be finalized for Cattle Raids but wasn't able to reach Rev. Krause... try again tomorrow. Harvested green beans and broccoli from the garden. The tomatoes are being slow to develop but I did get a couple little ones picked and final ripened on the counter. We took the van out to Dodge to deal with the wet problem; hope they can fix it for her.

SATURDAY

I made a few of my Cattle Raid prep calls, got a couple questions clarified and left messages on answering machines for the rest. Thedrik and I are still doing the hone tag thing; that really needs to be resolved soon. I sorted through the scrap bags from Sash, throwing out little pieces and boxing up larger pieces for the garage sale this fall. That still leaves me a substantial pile for trimming out some garb for Goldkey when I get it in gear. I straightened up the living room and brought in the Goldkey Totes from the garage. Terry brought his new girlfriend over to borrow garb from Goldkey and after supper I packed up the Goldkey totes again.

WEDNESDAY

Apparently it rained again this morning; everything is wet again so I'm free of yardwork for the day. I balanced my checkbook and prepared the packet for Premiere, then took Leofwyna to pick up her van before taking myself to the library to find the next Nancy Turner audiobook and then a late lunch.

I went to A&S for the project planning session and also got to visit with Isadora a little about Cattle Raids noon inn. She also asked would I be available for some sewing after Cattle Raids, yay! Killian was there too and we managed to press him a little bit about a sewing Saturday; when Saraphina overheard us she went so far as to suggest a potential date (Aug. 14). We'll see how that goes.

Back at home Leofwyna has it in her head to pull the van in the garage to have the fan on it to dry it out (the AC is draining on the front interior floors). I haven't dealt with the garage since Lilies so there's quite a bit to be moved about and organized. After the first ten minutes or so she chased me out; she's in a grump because of the van situation and doesn't want to inflict it on me. This does not make me happy as I'm feeling guilty about not having done it myself and when she puts things aside I can't find anything but I left her to her grump and went for a brief drive and listened to my audiobook.

THURSDAY

After I went to pick up my prescription I continued west on Superior Street (HWY 34). I had it in my head to go for a drive listening to my talking book and ended up in Kronberg on a whim to see just exactly where the pumpkin patch was and what alternative plans I would have to make because of it. Turned out the patch is much smaller than I envisioned and directly west of the barn. When I stepped off the archery area on north there was plenty of room especially since the brush pile has been scraped up. Now only the potential for mud back there if it's wet might be an issue and we'll have to 'fence' off the pumpkins so they don't get damaged. I'm so glad I hadn't called the council and created a tempest over it. Another look at the 'camping' area shows even more room than I'd remembered. So all is good with the Cattle Raids site.

WEDNESDAY

Delivered the Runestaff and broccoli to Gyda this morning then spent time this afternoon getting the flyer printed out and duplicated to include in it. This evening I went out to Walt Library park for the social moot and started distributing the Runestaffs. I got to visit with Isadora about noon inn for Cattle Raids; no one else is stepping up for it so she'll probably be doing it. Zino and Vasilla are set to handle MOY.

THURSDAY

Sewed up Leofwyna's skirt and hemmed up the sleaves on her new blue top. Ran out to Hancocks to pick up some black elastic to finish the waist of the skirt. We went to supper at the China Buffet when she came home from Shelly's. Back at home I started sewing up s piece of what I think is linen/cotton for a new shift as a swatch burned to soft ash.

TUESDAY

For the cooks out there, I really enjoyed today's blog on 'garbage' at Medieval Cookery. I've gotta try this one for inn sometime... perhaps cattle raids.

I spent a little time this afternoon loading recycling into the car but before I left to run errands Leofwyna was up and reminded me I'd promised to let her use the car. Seems her check didn't reach the insurance company and her policy must be reissued and she doesn't want to drive the van until she's received notification. So I stayed at home and made cinnamon rolls to go with leftover cassarole for my supper.

SUNDAY

Leofwyna has come down with a nasty cold and I'm concentrating on not catching it from her I made Italian beef and pasta using the roasted tomatoes from the freezer. This recipe needs serious work.

MONDAY

I made goolash with the fixings Leofwyna picked up Saturday. Turned out really great; better even than Mom's spagetti but tastes similar.

TUESDAY

Picked up the consignment check at Sassy and deposited it. Stopped in at a couple Goodwills to take advantage of my discount. Found 6 yards of a nice brown print I can use for a quilt back at one and a puzzle and several balls of darning yarn at the other.

WEDNESDAY

Stopped in at Salvation Army for the half-price sale; came out with a grey lightweight wool skirt (for hose) and a raisen-colored wool/silk pasmina shawl.

Took my proposal for Cattle Raids to A&S where extended discussion was held regarding the site, additional distance and all. As no other proposal was evident I'm tentatively optimistic although right now it's still pending.

THURSDAY

Leofwyna made yummy chicken noodles.

SATURDAY

Naturally since I needed the sleep to be ready for the coming day I didn't sleep well... kept waking... slept lightly when I did.

Today was the demo in Mullen. I borrowed Leofwyna's van for a car pool and picked up Sash, Cat, Zino and Chiara at 8am. We pulled into Mullen at a quarter of twelve giving us plenty of time for lunch. We set up on the library lawn with a very good turnout of three fighters and eight (wo)maning the A&S tables. We had lovely weather for it fortunately and though I had my cloak I didn't need to wear it.

Halftroll rode back with us as arranged. We came back by way of Kronberg to look over the potential Cattle Raids site but it was full dark and the van's headlights could only show so much. No problem, Sash and I will go early enough to look it over before dark Monday.

SUNDAY

I just took it easy all day and suggested supper and a movie when Leofwyna finally woke. We went to see Amelia and found it a nicely told account of her career.

MONDAY

Picked up Sash midafternoon and we were walking the site at Kronberg while there was still light. The archery field is deep enough, the softball field is huge (we're trying for permission for equestrian), the grove has plenty of room for campers, and another greensward is big enough for a tourney field. It's all been nicely mown regularly and is pleasant underfoot (no stubble). We found that there is two water spigots outside which I hadn't known about. In the hall, the double kitchen is even wider than I remembered and the dining hall has a new table set up that will handle 90 seats.

We made our presentation to the council and asked to know if they were willing by the end of the year so I can prepare a proposal in January if it clears. Heaven help me, this would make me an autocrat!

TUESDAY

Got up a little early today to be chauffeur for Sash going to his dentist. Spent the afternoon hitting a few thrift stores then cleaning up the kitchen. This evening I need to run 3-4 laundry loads.

THURSDAY

Met with Gyda this afternoon and got her signature on the baronial account so she can assume her full duties and I'm only advisor and co-signer. I may be taking on Gold Key but that's still uncertain; we'll see.

At home I raked leaves and when Leofwyna woke up she mowed the backyard and front verge so the entire yard is looking pretty good. The veggie beds could still use work but that depends entirely on what the weather does the rest of this month.

Finally reached Luke at Kronberg about presenting a Cattle Raids proposal at the church council. They'll be expecting us at the meeting Monday, and since it's Monday, not Tuesday, Sash can go too, thank goodness!

FRIDAY

Today we cooked a pork loin roast in the crockpot with dried fruit. I prefer my pork seasoned simply 'cause I like the tast of pork but Leofwyna likes it with fruit and we alternate techniques. Tonight I cleaned up the kitchen but put off doing laundry as her stuff is still in the laundry room.

FRIDAY

As planned I sat troll Friday 6-12... Gyda was there off and on as exchequer in training so I was able to get up now and then for this and that.

When I set up camp Friday I found I didn’t have the hardware to put the bed together so I ended up on the ground again. Although I felt the cold Friday night it’s probably not because I was on the ground (I had the wood slats and one of the wool blankets under the air mattress)… I could have used one more wool blanket with the one heavy and two light wool blankets I did have.

I think I’m going to use these two light wool blankets (the ones I bought in Canada this summer) as the filler for the pieced linen camp quilts.

SATURDAY

I had made arrangements for troll to be covered so I didn't have to be there until after ten. I'm not very good with early mornings and this caused me trouble last year so I was determined not to repeat myself this year. I had good reliable help for troll this morning and was able to 'let it go'.

I wore all Linen for the first time at Hidden Treasures this summer and Cattle Raids this weekend and found it good. It’s time to sort the garb wardrobe and move some things out to make room for new. The goal now is for all Linen and Wool garb eventually… I have some cotton camp garb I’ll probably hang on to and wear out myself but there’s other stuff that can be moved into gold key just as soon as I get myself better organized.

First thing Saturday when I was dressed and had their excellencies together I brought out The Project… the new baronial banner… and presented it to them so it could be used. The bull is hung!

We had a good day in court, too, with Cailee getting a baronial golden feather, a Queen's Chalice, and an AOA. Dwolm and Randwulf were fyrded, Osric was given a Torse, Eleanor Deyeson was awarded a Silver Hammer and HE Vasilla was given a Cross. Countess Jane is our new archery champion.

Organizing bardic entertainment for feast turned out to be… interesting? I had lined up HalfTroll myself ahead of time and then during the day had so many offers I became concerned about having too much. I didn’t need to perform myself and late in the afternoon I actually turned down an offer on the basis of too many already. My thinking was there needed to be time at feast for general discourse, too, and of course there’s always the possibility their majesties might take up time, too. Just before feast while the populous was settling into the hall I held a confab with bardic friends about this and I then decided to narrow the field further. One of the bards was from out of kingdom and thinking I wanted to feature Calontiri I notified this individual that I wouldn't be calling on her. Let’s just say this did not go over well at all.

During the various courses I presented HalfTroll, _____ and Dorcas. Their majesties did indeed accept a presentation during feast and later requested another individual to perform for them (I think she may have been the same as I’d spoken to that afternoon). All was well with my timing, I think. The out of kingdom personage did make the presentation to their majesties during feast and used the opportunity to add her input to the evening; I choose not to elaborate further on this. As for the feast, Gwyneth made it and as always it was perfection!

SUNDAY

I was up bright and early packing and loading. I think I actually rolled out of bed by eight which is exceedingly unusual for me. At least it allowed me to work in the shade for a good 2-3 hours getting the sunshades down and the tent cleared out. It also allowed the tent to have an hour or so in the sun before I dropped it. Back at home I crumped and accomplished very little the rest of the day.

MONDAY

When I got home from Milford Sunday I was just too beat to empty the van so I got on it this morning while the driveway was still in the shade… besides I wanted all the camp gear to have a full afternoon in the sun to dry thoroughly before I packed it up for the winter late this afternoon. Again this evening I'm collapsed in front of the TV and I'm not doing anything further today.

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