The obligatory faire entry

[youngraven]

As I'm not cast at Scarborough, I did not witness any after-hours goings on, so if you're looking for titilation and shite-raking, you'll not find it here.

Right then (I can't believe I'm doing this), here it is - WIL:

I learnt that brevity is paramount in any entry headed by WIL.

1) Two of jperegrine's brothers resemble him so closely that I recognised

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[typsygypsy]

9) My days of performing, in any capacity, at ren faires are done.

Yo. I think I can second that.

[thebruce]

Ummm....how 'bout as stand-ins?

BTW.. Heather Alexander is at Muskogee. I get to play with accompany her fiddling at least once a day, and it's *such* a tease....

She's coming for dinner tomorrow night ;)

[typsygypsy]

you know? I hadn't heard of her until I looked her up after reading Susi gush about her in her journal. She must be great. Have a wonderful dinner.

[thebruce]

Wish you were here :) Multiple fiddlegasms!!

[r_grayjoy]

I'm afraid I have to agree with you on points 9 and 10.

I'm really quite burned out on faire at the moment. I have no plans to attend at all this year, and I can't say that I'm especially distraught.

I've not been 'disillusioned' in any way; I have nothing against faire or anyone involved with faire, and I have a great many fond memories of various faires over the years. It's simply that the reasons that I was attracted to the environment in the first place no longer apply.

[youngraven]

It's simply that the reasons that I was attracted to the environment in the first place no longer apply.

That's precisely it, I think - well, that and the number of doors that have been slammed in Sprig's face because a rumour got round that we were a ren faire band. Yeh, that got up my nose, sure. But mostly, it's that I can't see the worth in it anymore.