Hmmmm...
Okay, in brief-- and those of you who aren't SCA or interested in SCA stuff, feel free to skip this; it'll be total Greek, trust me.
As of yesterday evening I heard that the staff for the next Estrella War have plans to drop the budget for the Hospitality Tent and supplies very drastically, as well as doing away with their cart. Last
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Its a restructuring it seems of how things work...a more city state versus global thing. So, I would expect that security point would have soup etc ready and would be bring it out with the shift changes etc. It also sounds like they are restructuring what is being "secured" through out the event to make it easier for volunteers.
All I can say is 1)If security needs food donations..talk to me in january and I'll make a costco run, 2)see how this new strategy works and give feed back next year.
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The CostCo run suggestion's great; wonder if maybe we could do some sort of fundraiser specifically geared to this sort of thing--? **tentatively sticks toe into the water**
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From the sound of things, they're getting rid of a lot of the farther points, therefore removing the need of hospitality. How this security set-up is going to go, I'd like to see before I volunteered again.
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...and I still don't like the idea of reducing things that much. **makes Cranky Face expression** It'll be interesting to see how things develop-- bet I'm not the only person who'll email about this.
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Having security, or as it is now going to be called "The Watch" "take care of it's own" sounds fine and dandy until you take into account that the reason I have pulled 12 hour shifts on a fairly regular basis was because we could not get people to come in at Midnight or 4am and work a four hour shift. If security can not get the people needed to releave the regular posts, how is it going to have the manpower to "take care of it's own". When security is able to get the manpower, one of the rovers is kept busy as it is just shuttling the new people to the needed posts, so that kills part of the available manpower right there.
I can see cutting hospitality during the day if needed, and cutting it where, if you are getting off a shift, you can get something to eat, but not at night when volunteers are pulling longer shits and working in lousy conditions.
Just my 2 cents.
Johannes Cunctator
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