Documentation for a few of my many Arts & Sciences projects: Three New Dances of My Lady Caterina Etcetera Rusty Bully My First T-Tunic Silk Veil Vasquina y cuerpo baxo de raxa para muger References: Bibliography of Costume Books, with a new book recently added (July 8, 2002). Bibliography of Non-Costume Books, mostly music and dance related. Privy Purse Expenses of Elysabeth of York Garments of ladies of lesser degree Elizabethan handwriting Outside links: The Renaissance Tailor, maintained by Mistress Laurellen (for advanced late period costuming). The Elizabethan Costuming Page. The Dancing Master (Playford) SCA Dance Homepage For way lots of other links, some SCA related, please see What I Did on my Summer Vacation Something non-SCA: Selected photo gallery Chiarastella, my first KiSS doll Ysabel, a new KiSS doll Cihuamiquitzli, a story I am working on. It turned out to be a little more ancient-astronaut-y than I kind of intended, but then, none of my stories ever turn out quite the way I intended. The Tlaloxtec are not meant to represent any one particular Mesoamerican people, but are rather a summary of what I learned in Archaeology 341: Substance Abuse in Mexico. As a pronunciation note, "x" is pronounced "sh", and "nh" is pronounced as n with a tilde on top. And part of another story, or a later part of the same story. I know Thora Sharptooth is actually an SCA person of some sort, but the name really does fit the character. Maybe someday, if this turns into anything more than just a fragment, I will try to come up with something more original, because I'm sure the SCA Thora Sharptooth is absolutely nothing like the one in this story To help you get in the appropriate Christmassy Lord of the Ringsy spirit, here's a special report on the state of affairs at the North Pole, thoughtfully researched and written by Eogan     Send your opinions to: opinionatedwench@handlewithcare.co.uk Looking for the SCA?