<--enjoy visiting these holdings in the winter; more about these lands at a later time. This tale is one that I feel I must put to paper so it will not be lost. Perhaps my son may wish to know of the life that his mother lives while he and his father fight in the Holy Land. If you would choose to read this tale as well I hope that you might find it mildly interesting and worth the time to read.
In service to the Dream,
JUDITH
Lady Judith of Herefordshire

Tombstone High School Demo Thanks

A letter from Ceci Lewis, Drama Club Sponsor, Tombstone High School:

     We, the Drama Club of Tombstone High School, the Knowledge Bowl team, and the school band, wish to thank you for your generous support of our first annual Renaissance Festival. Even though attendance was scant, the participation on the part of the organizers was tremendous, and a good time was had by all who attended. Things will only get better in the years to come.
     This first festival was a foundation laid for a future legacy of our high school. With enough support and hard work, this festival can become an event that unites the school each year and keeps them in anticipation. While things were rough this year due to a lack of preparation and manpower, we did manage to pull off the festival, thanks to everyone's support. Without your wonderful help setting the mood, things would not have been as good. Your presence there really helped fill out our festival, and I hope you will join us again next year. Once again, thank you.

Cochise College Demo Thanks
The Edventure Demos on the Douglas  Campus of Cochise College were a success. Lord Shamus and Lady Gwenllian were joined by Lady Judith (who also did spinning demos), m'lady Candi, Lady Francesca, Lord Johan, Senhor Gõcauo, and Lord Marius. Thanks for your support!
We even made the paper! Lord Shamus' picture appeared on the front page of the June 9, 2000 Douglas Dispatch.

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