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Lily Alexander

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  1. Yes. While going thru a divorce, I gave him EVERYTHING, just to get rid him in the fastest way I could.

    Starting over isn't necessarily a bad thing. One of the best thing I ever did.

    What is your favorite time of day?

  2. My mate and I do a home haunt in Western NY. We build all our own props a majority of them being animated. My hubby does the mechanics, I handle the gore. Here are some pics of last year and also a 5 min video.

    http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v702/leighcollins/?

    Sorry about the migraine. I get them also. I wonder of many years of my life have been wasted on headaches.

    If you were stranded on a desert island, what 3 books would you bring?

  3. Also answering out of turn.

    Aye, Ill drink to that.

    I sent the recipe. Hope you like it.

    Now back to the regularly scheduled program.

    From the last post::

    Half full

    Unfortunately not. It has been a long day.

    What personal achievement are you most proud of?

  4. Car - 94 Sebring Convertable

    I have a great home-made hot cocoa recipe. email if interested.

    When replacing a toilet paper roll, do you put it so that the loose end goes

    over the top of the roll, or so that it goes down behind the roll?

  5. Coming from Rochester, NY, its been a very warm winter so far. Yesterday was around 50. Too bad it won't stay this way.

    I've woken up to as many as 3 furry friends on the bed. 2 dogs, 1 cat.

    Favorite thing to do in a storm?

  6. Being new to the study of pyracy, I should probably just stay in my hiding hole, but since I just read this same subject matter in "Blackbeard" by Angus Konstam, 2006 pgs. 2-4. I'll give you his words.

    "Who ever Captain Charles Johnson was, he was certainly an experienced seaman. His description of how sailing ships of the time operated and how they performed, and of what conditions on board were like, all suggest that the author was not only well versed in seafaring, but that he also spoke with some authority. He also described sea battles like a grizzled vetran. This alone precludes Daniel Defoe, who, although he was well traveled, was no professional seaman". p3

    Climbing back into my hiding hole to read as much as I can. Someday I'll be able to give you my own opinion.

  7. Thank you for the links and info. They are wonderful resources.

    My next question is, considering the width of exposure from so many different cultures, aside from the English influence, are there any other documented dances from other cultures? For example, Carribean, Spanish, Italian, etc.

  8. As I've been reading all the different topics on historical accuracy in clothing, weapons, music, etc., a subject that is very dear to me seems to be missing. I'm familiar with all the dance forms of the era (Pavane, Galliard, Minuet, Contra-Dances.......), however I'm wondering if there are any specific dances that would be appropraite for a GAoP reenactment. Besides the timeless grab & grop. B)

    If anyone has any research or insight on where I can find more information, I'd appreciate it.

  9. Wellcome Lilly, tis a fine place you have found here.

    Ah lass, tis a shame that you missed PiP, twas a grand time. Spike got you here now we needs t'get Spike and his mates here!

    Tis a fine place indeed.

    After all the reading Ive been doing over the past two days Im looking forward to next year already.

    So much to read, so much to learn, Ill be dropping anchor here for a while.

    ;)

  10. Better ye missed PIP by two days than by the 2000 some miles I missed her by.

    well, if yer a smart pirate n' don't go gettin hung in tha meantime.

    Since yer buyin I'll be takin a rum afor heading back ta tha werk I should be doin'. Jest don't go lettin on ta tha captains that ye's seen me ;)

    Well met CrazyChole, pull up a chair so we can drink to our sorrows.

    Ill try to keep my neck where it is. ;)

    Since I be haunting in the shadows, Ill steer clear of tha captains for ye.

  11. Thank ye all for yer mighty fine welcome. I be looking forward to stumbling me way around these parts and finding what treasures may be hid within.

    Glad you like the Halloween pics, feel free to email me. I have a lot of info and useful sources Id love to share.

    Drink up lads and lasses, next round is on you. :rolleyes:

  12. Hello mates. I was visiting Key West a few days ago and met a charming Captain Spike from the museum that referred me to these here quarters. Unfortunately, I missed PIP by 2 days.

    As I understand it, the first round is on me. May your glasses never empty. Cheers.

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