Got a couple of my talented soon to be apprentices writing articles. 


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Subject: Re: [sig] Gulf Wars!
From: "goldschp tds.net" <goldschp@...>
To: sig@yahoogroups.com
CC:

Any chance of getting pictures from the gathering and a write-up for Slovo?

Thanks,
Paul

On Sat, Feb 16, 2013 at 12:45 PM, Tim Nalley <mordakus@...> wrote:

> **
>
>
> Zan and I will be there!
> ~'dok
>
> From my Android phone on T-Mobile. The first nationwide 4G network.
>
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> Subject: [sig] Gulf Wars!
> From: Lisa Kies lkies319@...>
> To: sig@yahoogroups.com
> CC:
>
> Speaking of gatherings, I've reserved the noon hour on Thursday for a
> SIG meeting at Gulf Wars.
>
> Hope to see you there!
>
> Sofya
>
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> Lisa M. Kies, MD aka Sofya la Rus, OL, CW, CSH, druzhinnitsa Kramolnikova
> Mason City, IA aka Shire of Heraldshill, Calontir
> ___
> http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser
> {o,o}
> "Mir znachit Pax Romanov"
> (__(|
> "Et nunc et semper, etiam atque etiam, et discere et exquire et alia."
> -^-^-`
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What about www.armstreet.com


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Subject: [sig] Re: I need some Help
From: Su Ralston <suralston@...>
To: sig@yahoogroups.com
CC:

George wrote:
> Sorry to be a bother but I am in a very big bind I am getting married on March
7 2013 and am getting wedded in a cossack outfit, but I am missing two big
items. Does anyone know where I can purchase a pair of cossack boots? and a
sword belt? I had a person making the boots but he passed away last month and I
was just notified of this so I am in deep need of help. I tried the Polish
Hussarr's website but no answer from them so any help greatly appreciated.

Congratulations! I wish you and your bride the best!

If you are not looking for specific boots, but could use simple knee-high boots,
you could also check one of the online women's plus size providers (I like
WomenWithin [http://www.womanwithin.com/], but their associated vendor,
OneStopPlus [http://www.onestopplus.com/] has links to several companies).

If you are looking for specific boots, maybe the nice people at Rising Sun
Leather [http://www.etsy.com/shop/risingsunleather?ref=seller_info_count] can
help you. I've emailed the owner and will be purchasing from him when I have the
funds. I've heard really good reviews of his work from several SCA friends that
have his boots.

Good luck with your hunt. Let us know how you do and be sure to post pictures in
our files when you are finished ;)

~ Su of the Silver Horn, Kingdom of Caid
~ Su Ralston, Fullerton, CA



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Greetings and a bow from Sofya!

I've shifted my SCA articles to a new web host with a simpler and more
sensible name:  http://sofyalarus.info
The Russian stuff is at http://sofyalarus.info/Russia

The old URLs will still work, but I won't be updating the articles at
the old site apart from adding "re-direct" messages once I get FTP
access again.  (Hence the change to a new web host.)

I've drastically changed the appearance of the pages, although the
content is essentially the same.  Please let me know if you find
broken links or images that I missed in the 3-day-long transition.

At your service,

Sofya

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Lisa M. Kies, MD aka Sofya la Rus, OL, CW, CSH, druzhinnitsa Kramolnikova
Mason City, IA aka Shire of Heraldshill, Calontir
                   ___
http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser
                      {o,o}
"Mir znachit Pax Romanov"
                        (__(|
"Et nunc et semper, etiam atque etiam, et discere et exquire et alia."
          -^-^-`
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Hello!
My name is Jadwiga, and I'm in the SCA from the kingdom of An Tir! I found
this group while looking for information about my persona! I'm fairly new
to the SCA, so I'm still getting my bearings. When I joined the SCA with my
hubby, and the matter of persona's came up, we decided on 16th C Polish,
because we had been to Poland a few years back, and fell in love with the
country. How little did we know that late-period Poland is really hard to
research....if you are a woman. It's been pretty easy to find what he
should wear...but not me. I swear sometimes, it seems like women barely
existed back then!

That being said, I would LOVE any help that folks might be able to provide
in helping me research my persona! Right now I'm working on clothing, but I
would like to learn as much about society and customs as I can, as I will
be trying out for Golden Swan (An Tir Persona award) in a few years, the
more I know, the better!

As far as my persona goes, I've put myself at 1569 Poland, in or near Krak�w.
My husbands Persona is a hussar, if that is relevant.

So yeah, that's me, and my pitiful cry for help, as well as a hearty
welcome!

Do zobaczenia,
  Jadwiga


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Witam Jadwiga,

Though my persona would be dead, buried, and well decomposed by the time your
persona was born , here are my suggestions:
- Pick up "God's Playground" and "The Polish Way". They are great high level
thumbnails of Polish history with a good number of pages devoted to your period
of interest. If you want to get into the mindset of the szlachta during that
time, read The Trilogy (or at least "With Fire and Sword"), and there is a great
chapter in "God's Playground" as well.

- As far as clothing is concerned, start with the royals and work your way
out/down. The one that came to mind immediately was Anna Jagiellon. By that
point in history personal portraiture was common amongst the elite and therefore
something to be consulted. I can't tell you much about construction of said
garments, or the layers involved, and I would suggest find women in your kingdom
portraying similar timeframes as there are similarities in other countries.

- If you really want to dive that deep into persona, pick up as much as you can
concerning the details of your persona. Where are they living? How and what do
they eat? What do they do? What is their social status? Do they have an
"overlord"? Flesh all of this out. At this point in time in Poland your
religious views would be of interest as well. None of this is to be told to
anyone directly, per se, but these are the types of things that you internalize
to make your outward portrayal more accurate.

Good luck,
Jan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ravyn Schmidt" <dragoninthemist@...>
To: sig@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2013 1:12:46 PM
Subject: [sig] Greetings from a new member!






Hello!
My name is Jadwiga, and I'm in the SCA from the kingdom of An Tir! I found
this group while looking for information about my persona! I'm fairly new
to the SCA, so I'm still getting my bearings. When I joined the SCA with my
hubby, and the matter of persona's came up, we decided on 16th C Polish,
because we had been to Poland a few years back, and fell in love with the
country. How little did we know that late-period Poland is really hard to
research....if you are a woman. It's been pretty easy to find what he
should wear...but not me. I swear sometimes, it seems like women barely
existed back then!

That being said, I would LOVE any help that folks might be able to provide
in helping me research my persona! Right now I'm working on clothing, but I
would like to learn as much about society and customs as I can, as I will
be trying out for Golden Swan (An Tir Persona award) in a few years, the
more I know, the better!

As far as my persona goes, I've put myself at 1569 Poland, in or near Kraków.
My husbands Persona is a hussar, if that is relevant.

So yeah, that's me, and my pitiful cry for help, as well as a hearty
welcome!

Do zobaczenia,
Jadwiga

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Put a yell out to Zigmund Nadratowski on the subject line or to Jadwiga. They
are both Polish Laurels out east.
'dok


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-------- Original message --------
Subject: [sig] Greetings from a new member!
From: Ravyn Schmidt <dragoninthemist@...>
To: sig@yahoogroups.com
CC:

Hello!
My name is Jadwiga, and I'm in the SCA from the kingdom of An Tir! I found
this group while looking for information about my persona! I'm fairly new
to the SCA, so I'm still getting my bearings. When I joined the SCA with my
hubby, and the matter of persona's came up, we decided on 16th C Polish,
because we had been to Poland a few years back, and fell in love with the
country. How little did we know that late-period Poland is really hard to
research....if you are a woman. It's been pretty easy to find what he
should wear...but not me. I swear sometimes, it seems like women barely
existed back then!

That being said, I would LOVE any help that folks might be able to provide
in helping me research my persona! Right now I'm working on clothing, but I
would like to learn as much about society and customs as I can, as I will
be trying out for Golden Swan (An Tir Persona award) in a few years, the
more I know, the better!

As far as my persona goes, I've put myself at 1569 Poland, in or near Kraków.
My husbands Persona is a hussar, if that is relevant.

So yeah, that's me, and my pitiful cry for help, as well as a hearty
welcome!

Do zobaczenia,
Jadwiga

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Katrusha,
I know you've spent a lot of time in kitchens -- would you be willing to help
Alysander with food prep?� I have no idea what his plans are as of yet, since
we're still looking at the Haus schedule and don't know the day at this time
(his plans will probably depend on what battles are that day since he also
fights).�� He'll have a complete plan, I'm sure, but extra hands are always
going to be welcome...

--Sfandra


�
******************
Boiarynia Sfandra Dmitrieva Chernigova
O.L., O.M., K.O.E., Haus VDK, East Kingdom
http://sfandra.webs.com
Never 'pearl' your butt.
******************


________________________________
  From: Laura Munn <arathreel@...>
To: sig@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2013 5:29 PM
Subject: Re: [sig] Pennsic Gathering - The Planning Begins

I certainly plan to be there and if there is any way I can help, please
just let me know!

-Katrusha


On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 4:40 PM, Sfandra <seonaid13@...> wrote:

> **
>
>
> So, since I was kinda volun-told to host... ;-p
>
> a. It looks like yes, we can gather one evening during War Week at the VDK
> encampment in B05.
>
> b. My student (informal) Alysander has volunteered to CATER our
> gathering.� (and OMG this guy can COOK, this is a great thing, trust me....)
>
> I have to powwow with the house leaders to get an exact date, but it's
> looking good.� I'll keep you all posted.
>
> --Sfandra
>
> ******************
> Boiarynia Sfandra Dmitrieva Chernigova
> O.L., O.M., K.O.E., Haus VDK, East Kingdom
> http://sfandra.webs.com
> Never 'pearl' your butt.
> ******************
>
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>
>�
>



--
My SCA work: http://katrusha.blogspot.com/

My artwork: http://arathreel.deviantart.com/

My baked goods:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.472661423252.251805.510143252&type=1&l\
=8fcf80877f

Laura Munn AKA Katrusha the Skomorokh
Artist
Writer
Baker


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Being in the kitchen is one of my favorite places to be. I would be more
than happy to help out, even if it is only washing dishes along the way so
they don't build up.

YiS,
Katrusha Skomorokh


On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 2:06 PM, Sfandra <seonaid13@...> wrote:

> **
>
>
> Katrusha,
> I know you've spent a lot of time in kitchens -- would you be willing to
> help Alysander with food prep?  I have no idea what his plans are as of
> yet, since we're still looking at the Haus schedule and don't know the day
> at this time (his plans will probably depend on what battles are that day
> since he also fights).   He'll have a complete plan, I'm sure, but extra
> hands are always going to be welcome...
>
>
> --Sfandra
>
>
> ******************
> Boiarynia Sfandra Dmitrieva Chernigova
> O.L., O.M., K.O.E., Haus VDK, East Kingdom
> http://sfandra.webs.com
> Never 'pearl' your butt.
> ******************
>
> ________________________________
> From: Laura Munn arathreel@...>
> To: sig@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2013 5:29 PM
> Subject: Re: [sig] Pennsic Gathering - The Planning Begins
>
>
> I certainly plan to be there and if there is any way I can help, please
> just let me know!
>
> -Katrusha
>
> On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 4:40 PM, Sfandra seonaid13@...> wrote:
>
> > **
>
> >
> >
> > So, since I was kinda volun-told to host... ;-p
> >
> > a. It looks like yes, we can gather one evening during War Week at the
> VDK
> > encampment in B05.
> >
> > b. My student (informal) Alysander has volunteered to CATER our
> > gathering.  (and OMG this guy can COOK, this is a great thing, trust
> me....)
> >
> > I have to powwow with the house leaders to get an exact date, but it's
> > looking good.  I'll keep you all posted.
> >
> > --Sfandra
> >
> > ******************
> > Boiarynia Sfandra Dmitrieva Chernigova
> > O.L., O.M., K.O.E., Haus VDK, East Kingdom
> > http://sfandra.webs.com
> > Never 'pearl' your butt.
> > ******************
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
> >
>
> --
> My SCA work: http://katrusha.blogspot.com/
>
> My artwork: http://arathreel.deviantart.com/
>
> My baked goods:
>
>
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.472661423252.251805.510143252&type=1&l\
=8fcf80877f
>
> Laura Munn AKA Katrusha the Skomorokh
> Artist
> Writer
> Baker
>
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>
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>
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>



--
My SCA work: http://katrusha.blogspot.com/

My artwork: http://arathreel.deviantart.com/

My baked goods:
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.472661423252.251805.510143252&type=1&l\
=8fcf80877f

Laura Munn AKA Katrusha the Skomorokh
Artist
Writer
Baker


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I have loaded some photes of my self and my hussar kit.  these are over the last
few years

Earl Edward Ean Anderson KSCA OL

Spam - member now moderated.
Original email deleted.

~Su

Earl Edward Ean Anderson wrote:
>
> I have loaded some photes of my self and my hussar kit.  these are over the
last few years

Hi Ed -
Do you think you could move the photos from the files section into your folder
in the photos section?

Also, there are a couple without names.

Thanks so much,
~ Su
Your friendly neighborhood moderator

I found this article while perusing livescience.com today. It's about a
necropolis find in Russia.  It's pre-period, but still interesting.

http://www.livescience.com/27275-ancient-treasure-warrior-grave.html

PAtches

More spam... nothing to see here.
~ Su

--- In sig@yahoogroups.com, John Staeck <avarjanos@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> John Staeck
>
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>

Apologies for the spam sent by my computer.� I got hit by something and it got
past my firewalls.

Jeanne
(Juliana)


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Spam spam spam spamity spam...
now gone ;)

--- In sig@yahoogroups.com, kevin purtrell <krpurtell@...> wrote:
>

So, I'm definitely planning on producing a Spring Slovo and am still
looking for articles and submissions.  Call me directly if you have
something.

The deadline will be April 1st.


Thanks,
Paul


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I'm trying to assist a friend in researching information for a paper she's
working on & I was hoping to get a little assistance here :)

The information she needs is what a Russian slave would have called his/her
owner. I'm used to seeing the information for "Master" for the SCA but that's
more for craftspeople than slave owners so it's not what she needs. If anyone
might have any info or suggestions on where to start looking, I'd greatly
appreciate it.

Thank you!
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I can't answer your question. But if you have not already, I suggest you look to
birch bark letter 109
http://gramoty.ru/index.php?no=109&act=full&key=bb

-Halbrust

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From: Katerinka <katerinka.ikonnikova@...>
To: sig <sig@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tue, Mar 5, 2013 8:59 am
Subject: [sig] Title help for a paper




I'm trying to assist a friend in researching information for a paper she's
working on & I was hoping to get a little assistance here :)

The information she needs is what a Russian slave would have called his/her
owner. I'm used to seeing the information for "Master" for the SCA but that's
more for craftspeople than slave owners so it's not what she needs. If anyone
might have any info or suggestions on where to start looking, I'd greatly
appreciate it.

Thank you!
Kat
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Greetings from Sofya to Katerinka,

Apparently you haven't been to my website, in particular -
http://sofyalarus.info/Russia/titlesmastery.html

At the bottom of the page, you'll find information about master/slave titles.

On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 10:48 AM, Katerinka
<katerinka.ikonnikova@...> wrote:
>
> The information she needs is what a Russian slave would have called his/her
owner. I'm used to
> seeing the information for "Master" for the SCA but that's more for
craftspeople than slave owners...

At your service,

Sofya

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Lisa M. Kies, MD aka Sofya la Rus, OL, CW, CSH, druzhinnitsa Kramolnikova
Mason City, IA aka Shire of Heraldshill, Calontir
                   ___
http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser
                      {o,o}
"Mir znachit Pax Romanov"
                        (__(|
"Et nunc et semper, etiam atque etiam, et discere et exquire et alia."
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It's that time of year!� April 15th is the deadline to submit classes for the
book.
�
So... Thoughts?� Who's teaching?� WHAT are you teaching?� What would you like to
see taught?� What do you desperately need someone to help you with?�
�
Again, the SIG meeting will be at the Haus Von Drakenklaue (VDK) camp in B-05
one evening of War Week.� Just not sure which night yet.� There will be food,
but feel free to bring food/drink to share, as well as projects, books, etc.
�
Cheers,
Sfandra Dmitrieva

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Boiarynia Sfandra Dmitrieva Chernigova
O.L., O.M., K.O.E., Haus VDK, East Kingdom
http://sfandra.webs.com
Never 'pearl' your butt.
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Good day Sofya!

Actually I had been to your website.. but I hate to say that I was on the older
one, not the newer one having forgotten completely about it. Thank you for the
reminder!

And thanks to Halbrust for the suggestion on the letter, I'll definitely look
over that as well.

Thank you both very much for the suggestions!
Kat



--- In sig@yahoogroups.com, Lisa Kies <lkies319@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings from Sofya to Katerinka,
>
> Apparently you haven't been to my website, in particular -
> http://sofyalarus.info/Russia/titlesmastery.html
>
> At the bottom of the page, you'll find information about master/slave titles.
>
>
> At your service,
> Sofya

Ivan and I are planning to go and since we will be crown at that time our
schedule is going to be hectic so I will probably only teach Documentation
since that is one of the easier ones for me to teach even when tired.

We will put the SIG meeting on our calendar but since we do no know our
travel/Royal schedule yet it will be tentative for a bit.

Ian'ka, Tsarevna Atenveldt

On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 2:37 PM, Sfandra <seonaid13@...> wrote:

> **
>
>
> It's that time of year!  April 15th is the deadline to submit classes for
> the book.
>
> So... Thoughts?  Who's teaching?  WHAT are you teaching?  What would you
> like to see taught?  What do you desperately need someone to help you
> with?
>
> Again, the SIG meeting will be at the Haus Von Drakenklaue (VDK) camp in
> B-05 one evening of War Week.  Just not sure which night yet.  There will
> be food, but feel free to bring food/drink to share, as well as projects,
> books, etc.
>
> Cheers,
> Sfandra Dmitrieva
>
> ******************
> Boiarynia Sfandra Dmitrieva Chernigova
> O.L., O.M., K.O.E., Haus VDK, East Kingdom
> http://sfandra.webs.com
> Never 'pearl' your butt.
> ******************
>
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>
>
>


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http://viola.bz/ancient-jewelry-headwear-of-russian-women/
�
Found this faffing around online.
--Sfandra


�

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Boiarynia Sfandra Dmitrieva Chernigova
O.L., O.M., K.O.E., Haus VDK, East Kingdom
http://sfandra.webs.com
Never 'pearl' your butt.
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Greetings!

The text has at least one notable mistake.
"Vyatichi woman in a ribbon and rings headwear" could not have been a part of 11
century Vyatichi, as the source of the re-creation was the excavations in
Dmitrov (it's noted in the Russian text) - and the town was founded 1154 by Yuri
Dolgoruki (the founder of Moscow). Not to mention that even the Russian text for
this picture goes as "Ре­кон­струк­ция ко­стю­ма и
укра­ше­ний мо­ло­дой жен­щи­ны из
Дмит­ро­ва, ко­нец XII ве­ка - на­ча­ло XIII
ве­ка." - i.e. the author of the English translation is 1 century off the
real info. Why she did so? My guess is that she has read some reference book
entry on the history of Dmitrov, stating that the town was founded where some
Slavic settlements had already been. But the text under Fyodorov's
re-construction  states clearly "12 - early 13 century"

Hope that helps.
Bye,
Alex.


Среда,  6 марта 2013, 15:55 -08:00 от Sfandra <seonaid13@...>:
> 
>
>
>http://viola.bz/ancient-jewelry-headwear-of-russian-women/
> 
>Found this faffing around online.
>--Sfandra
>
>
> 
>
>******************
>Boiarynia Sfandra Dmitrieva Chernigova
>O.L., O.M., K.O.E., Haus VDK, East Kingdom
>http://sfandra.webs.com
>Never 'pearl' your butt.
>******************
>
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>
>


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Would anyone here be able to help me with a scroll text translation into
Russian?? I'm afirad of butchering it.

- Marya Kargashina


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On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 11:39 PM, jessica carlock <kargashina@...> wrote:
> Would anyone here be able to help me with a scroll text translation into
> Russian?? I'm afirad of butchering it.
>
> - Marya Kargashina
>

I can help.  I can work on it at Gulf Wars.

Sofya

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Lisa M. Kies, MD aka Sofya la Rus, OL, CW, CSH, druzhinnitsa Kramolnikova
Mason City, IA aka Shire of Heraldshill, Calontir
                   ___
http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser
                      {o,o}
"Mir znachit Pax Romanov"
                        (__(|
"Et nunc et semper, etiam atque etiam, et discere et exquire et alia."
          -^-^-`
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Awesome!   I'll send it offlist


Thanks,

Marya

On Mar 7, 2013, at 18:33, Lisa Kies <lkies319@...> wrote:

> On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 11:39 PM, jessica carlock <kargashina@...> wrote:
> > Would anyone here be able to help me with a scroll text translation into
> > Russian?? I'm afirad of butchering it.
> >
> > - Marya Kargashina
> >
>
> I can help. I can work on it at Gulf Wars.
>
> Sofya
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> Lisa M. Kies, MD aka Sofya la Rus, OL, CW, CSH, druzhinnitsa Kramolnikova
> Mason City, IA aka Shire of Heraldshill, Calontir
> ___
> http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser
> {o,o}
> "Mir znachit Pax Romanov"
> (__(|
> "Et nunc et semper, etiam atque etiam, et discere et exquire et alia."
> -^-^-`
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>


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If someone has alternate contact information for Mistress Soraya and can help
her change her SBCglobal password.  I spoke with her last Saturday and she
didn't know how to do this...

Thanks!
~ Su

--- In sig@yahoogroups.com, Soraya Newell <sarayya@...> wrote:
>
> ----- Forwarded Message -----
>
> From: Soraya Newell sarayya@...
> To: Debra Losey
> Sent: 3/12/2013 2:12:55 AM

http://www.relais-wasselonne.com/eowgscj/vs/fysoh/gde/ijri



  3/15/2013 10:33:51 AM .


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