Ren Faire A-z

[Lady L]

Z is for Zealous Rennies, casting aside Zippers and playing Zithers, while applying Zinc ointment to avoid bodice burn, whilst Zigzagging across the site.

[Merlin the Elder]

Y would it come down to anything else besides Jack Daniels, Lady Kett? You know it's good for you!

Dang!

A is for Already Done!   [no?... Y got skipped?... I got two turns for the price of one? Am I fired?]

[DonaCatalina]

B is for the Bees who hang around the mead booth. (and drink brandy from my fingertips)

[iain robb]

C is for costrel, a Middle English word for a vessel, usually earthenware, used for carrying liquids, with a loop that a cord can be passed through so it can be carried on a belt.

[Rowan MacD]

 D is for Dram, as in "I could use a wee dram to warm my bones" 
  It's snowing here (again).

[Merlin the Elder]

E is for Extraordinary!  It's snowing there, and mid-70s and tornadoing here!

[Lady L]

F is for failure to use Y in correct order.
Sorry.

[iain robb]

G is for Gee, don't sweat the Y thing. You're among friends.

[Bob of the Lake]

H is for Handcrafted, which is how our favorite things are made.

[Rosamundi]

F is for Fard, frequently done in the faire parking lot (oh, getcher minds out of the gutter):  http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/fard

[Merlin the Elder]

I is for I had no Idea that F followed H in the alphabet... Must be the Scottish alphabet...    But I frequently fard after a bowl of spicy chili...

[Lady L]

J is for Jupon, a medieval jacket or tunic worn over or under armor.
A short close-fitting sleeveless padded garment, used in the late 14th and early 15th centuries.

[Bob of the Lake]

K is for Knives forged by the blacksmith.

[Ferret]

L is for Long Live ren faires and all the fun we've had there.

Ferret

[irish]

M is for Muwahhhhhhhh........
Kissing all those I am happy to see!