[Artemisia] Desserts and stories

morgan wolf morganblaidddu at yahoo.com
Wed Aug 29 14:04:26 CDT 2007


No, I disagree.  THAT is a story to be shared around a campfire, whilst enjoying cheesecake, and chocolate, and brownies, and Scotch, and very, very good company, like you, and Tanglwyst, and Catriona Morganosa (but never those last two at the same time, they don't get along).

Haakon, if you're of a mind to do so at Coronation, my pavillion is open to you, I know several people that should hear that story.  Bring what you think appropriate, my stores of Scotch may be down to 3 partial bottles (and perhaps less after Harvest War), but I'm happy to share with friends.

(DISCLAIMER- SCOTCH WILL ONLY BE SHARED WITH FRIENDS 21 AND OLDER)

 
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----- Original Message ----
From: "rcfaevans at comcast.net" <rcfaevans at comcast.net>
To: Kingdom of Artemisia mailing list <artemisia at lists.gallowglass.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2007 12:44:40 PM
Subject: Re: [Artemisia] Desserts and rules lawyers


A wonderful tale.  Put it to music and let the Bards sing the story until the End of Days

Ryryd

-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: vindulfr at aol.com 

> 
> Recently, the inimitable Catriona wrote, in part: 
> 
> "I figure if us rules lawyers in the CoH can allow for an oddity per person, 
> surely the populace of Artemisia can ponder it in the face of cheesecake with 
> chocolate lace that bleeds caramel? Or maybe he'll be talked into the raspberry 
> truffle filling between the two layers of handmade cheesecake with a marbling of 
> strawberries. Then there was that one with the rum that we had at Uprising?" 
> 
> This reminded me of a conversation I was part of at an An Tir event many years 
> ago. For those who did not know the late Founding Baron of Blatha an Oir, 
> Michael was famous for many things, including his generous hospitality, enough 
> jewelry to fulfill a reaver's deepest fantasies,?comfortably decadent albeit 
> non-period campsite (with the glaring mundanities carefully hidden away), and 
> some of the most?yummy cheescakes known to man. 
> 
> On the evening in question, as I was passing by, Michael greeted me and asked me 
> if I'd care for a slice of his latest creation. I sorta of drooled out the word 
> "Cheesecake?" and went in. One of my roistering companions made the mistake of 
> saying "But is that cheesecake period?" 
> 
> Michael drew himself up in his seat, folded his arms across his chest, cocked 
> his head slightly, sighed,?and said in a sweet yet withering voice "My lord, 
> many things in this encampment are not period. However, the enjoyment of fine 
> things and comfort is period for me, as is simply being polite. If a slice of my 
> cheesecake offends your period sensibilities, you won't be offered any." 
> 
> Meanwhile,?I sat in obvious ecstacy, savoring every delicious bite. My companion 
> then slowly said "Well, I suppose that I could force myself ... " 
> 
> Michael replied "Force yourself? No, I could never permit a visitor to my camp 
> to force themself to enjoy my hospitality. Haakon, would you care for a drop of 
> my Scotch? Or perhaps this liqueur? I find it goes well with cheescake." 
> 
> Being no fool, I accepted the Baron's offer, while he fixed my companion with a 
> glare and said "In my private encampment, I am the sole arbiter of what is 
> period." 
> 
> In other words, while the tasty treats mentioned above may not be period, it is 
> perfectly acceptable to enjoy them in the privacy of your own camp. And to share 
> them with friends. 
> 
> Baron Haakon Haukarson 
> Who someday hopes he will be remembered as half the host Michael was


       
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