Gracious lady, long hath been it since mine eyes have layed upon thy fair visage. I would have thee beknownst that God be in his heaven and all is right in my world save this site doth provide me with much vexation and mortification and my sojourns here are limited thereby. I would tender unto thee my most heartfelt wishes for this holiday season and that this missive findeth thee in proper spirits!

And you as well my Lady, a joyous time to thee.

I trust all is well with you my Lady, though your words are sorely missed. 'Tis my hope that you are taking some time for persuits other than your labors!

Greetings unto thee, my Lady. Yea the New Year doth promise much if these past days be of any indication. Last week did we travel to Eugene for the Fairey Ball and portraits have been posted. I did, too, learn that in May wilt occur a faire y-clypted Faire in the Grove – three days of merriment and joy. Such faires be few and far between this post and that so must be savored unto the fullest.



We have hopes of feasting our eyes upon the bard’s Macbeth in Ashland later in the year and another time for garb fest and faire time. Later in the year will we have an opportunity to seek our pleasures at Fairey World Faire, Shrewbury Faire, and Portland Pirate Fest. Now, if the weather gods be beneficent and cast their eyes kindly upon us for this be Oregon, I would have thee know and the weather be most unpredictable even in the best of times.



‘Tis mine hope thou has a festive season also planned.