We are the knights who say "nee!" and open doors as well.

[karne_asada]

In researching for my article on chivalry, I came across several interesting Wikipedia entries and was surprised to see how well Psalm 15 aligns with the Chivalric Order's major virtues:

Psalm 15 (NIV)

1 LORD, who may dwell in your sanctuary?
Who may live on your holy hill?
2 He whose walk is blameless
and who does what is righteous,

Comments

[dancing_darling]

Karen, when you finish writing that, could you possibly get it up on Writely and add me so I can read it? Also, if we could possibly manage we should coerce Mike into either donning (or loaning) us his knight costume for some pics. What do you say? ♥

[dancing_darling]

OH OH! On second read. The Courtly Love link is to an article we had to read and discuss (in super depth) in my Composition class last semester of Senior Year. I think I might have deleted it when I wiped my computer but if I can find it, I'll show it to you. Perhaps it can be of a tiny help.

[joeltpw]

thoughts are coming . . .sometime

[anonymous]

Problem: once you hit the "Virtuous rejection by the lady" stage, how do you know whether to continue on to "renewed wooing" or whether she really means "leave me alone, you creep"?