Following Orders

[Femme Falchion]

I am quite honored and flushed with pleasure!   

Please send it by carrier so that I may unveil it at our grand celebratory feast.  I will endeavor to continue the good ( ) works that I am recognized for....

[Sir William Marcus]

Congrats sister. Well deserving,  and overdue to say the least...

[Lady Christina de Pond]

  ohhh i think Warrior has more tallents with the computer than his job is aware of

[Richard de Graeme]

I am quite honored and flushed with pleasure!   

Please send it by carrier so that I may unveil it at our grand celebratory feast.  I will endeavor to continue the good ( ) works that I am recognized for....

Thy achievements mount and thy titles multiply, affording thee access to many realms, Sister. Salutations!

All blessings be upon thee, thy kith and kin.

[Femme Falchion]

affording thee access to many realms, Sister. Salutations!

Indeed, this is the true blessing! 

....and perhaps there is something to the expression gentle pressure relentlessly applied........

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

gentle pressure relentlessly applied........

Isn't that a head ache?

[Richard de Graeme]

Janesville Faire and the only Templar there.

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Green Monk, is that you in the black and red livery? Huzzah!

Here are two shots of an attempt to go "light" on the armor.
I favor the second over the first. 

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Open to your comments and critiques......

[Femme Falchion]

Femme:  "Warrior Monk has new garb for faire, view these pictures"
Lord Scott:  "Oh look, it has a cross on it" 
Femme:  "I prefer the collar in the second image"
Lord Scott: "Agreed, but he needs some chainmaile sticking out somewhere"   

are you still thinking of wearing the sword?

[Marcus of Ibelin]

I agree, the second looks best.  Very nice, by the way.

[Richard de Graeme]

Green Monk, is that you in the black and red livery? Huzzah!

Nay, Warrior Monk, not I.

As far as thine new garb, thy second is preferred. Thy cap provides a more...how dost thou sayest...ecclesiastical ambiance...still keeping thine cowl option in play. A daggar in thy sleeve or gauntlet perhaps?

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

My first take on them is that the Priest's cowl is too small when used over the head. It looks ok when pulled down and used with the head cap. Grand Master Lucas de Beaumanoir is also wearing a cape in his photo.

There is something in the works right now, a friend of Lady LeFay's has graciously volunteered to attempt to produce a cappa like the one seen in the first plates of the Osprey book on the Knights Templar. Having seen her work on the Lady's dress, I am hopeful that this will be a product of great appearance.

[Monsignor de Beaumanoir]

Lord Scott:  "Oh look, it has a cross on it" 

Like there would be anything else on it! Don't fix nuthin dat ain't broked!!

are you still thinking of wearing the sword?

These images have pretty much sealed the deal for this weekend to go "uparmored" again. 

[Richard de Graeme]

This be himself walking the Janesville Faire:



With cup of the Holy water in hand, I might add.

[Lady Christina de Pond]

INFEDELS this is not a fresh fruit slushy

this taste like a limeade mixed with a slushy