Bosun Carmina

There's also a scrooge yourself website: http://www.scroogeyourself.com/

I saw Elizabeth-The Golden Age last night, and it was phenomenal! The acting, costumes, and music were superb! I would highly recommend it!

Congratulations! It looks cool! I would have looked for a mobile home, but down here on the Gulf Coast I had to take into consideration the hurricane factor!

I love the voice!!!!!

No worries! Have a slug o' rum, kick back, and get better soon!

http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809834155/video/4367764

There will be plenty of guest speakers that will appeal to the serious reenactors! The schedule is still being developed!

Does anyone know where I can get some more of this fabric? I bought some of it from a vendor at Gulf Wars earlier this year, and I would love to get some more, but I don't know the name of the vendor! All I have left is this one scrap! It's a satiny material, and it's reversible!

The PyrateCon planning crew was in New Orleans this past weekend fer an early Talk Like A Pirate Day celebration and intensive planning and meetings! It was a very productive weekend, capped off by a visit to the battlefield in Chalmette where Sea Wolf and I participated in cannon practice for the upcoming Battle of New Orleans reenactment in January. Other members of the planning committee took this video of one of the firings, in which I was in the vent pick position and Sea Wolf was in charge of the linstock. We have been members of the Louisiana Purchase Living History Society for several years, and the group has been an integral part of PyrateCon!

Here's a link that will show ye what will be included on the DVD which will be released on December 4th: http://disney.go.com/disneyvideos/liveaction/pirates3/

Here's some more pics of the POTC room: http://allearsnet.com/dlr/wander/wdl14.htm

$4.99 and a proof of purchase from certain boxes of Kellogg's cereal, Nutragrain bars, or Poptarts (mine was from Raisin Bran) will get the above mentioned booty!

Finally got my Kellogg's POTC projection clock in the mail today! It's pretty cool, and they even give you the two AAA batteries to go in it. It's base is 3 inches by 3 inches, and it's 4 inches tall. When you press down on the skull, the time shines on the wall for about 10 seconds.

My friend Sea Wolf and I were lucky enough to get a tour of the Steiner Shipyard where the Black Pearl was built, and Mr. Steiner allowed us to get some pretty closeup pics.

Hmmm....I'm a vegetarian. But I do like soy bacon!