[Artemisia] another question.. different topic

[Sandra Holladay]

My gosh, I'm impressed.  How many of us go from actual start to finish on
projects we work on and enter in competitions.  If our youth are capable of
such wonderful efforts, not only should they continue to compete, but we
(adults) should attempt to expand our comfort zone and push ourselves to do
more in our chosen fields.  (I know, life and that terrible word "work"
interferes with our fun, but I did say attempt).

Marisa

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Subject: Re: [Artemisia] another question.. different topic

Marie is correct in this.  We have had several Kingdom Youth  A&s Champions,
but only in years when there were youth competing.  One  year the champion
sheared the sheep, carded the wool, spun the wool, died the  spun wool in
two
different colors, then wove the wool into a beautiful scarf  which she
entered.
Another year (in which there were three different youth  entries) the winner
planted her own herbs, grew them to maturity, harvested them  and processed
them using three different methods and created a balm based on a  period
recipe.
The first entrant was 13 at the time and the second was 8  at the time.
They
both also submitted documentation that would have  competed well with most
adult entries.

Lady Constance de la Rose
Barony of Loch Salann
Kingdom of  Artemisia


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