Amanda Lynn Kondrael
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Sooooo… I gave up on The Queen’s Cup. I should have remembered that I don’t really like that book.
Now I’m reading Uncle Tom’s Cabin and various modern day books that my sister brought home from the library. (it takes a lot longer to read an older book than a newer one, I’ve found… maybe because there is less depth in the newer one?)
Thank you!
I used to dress up in medieval clothing as well. Now, though, I do not. Instead, such clothing is my normal attire.
(I have to do something with the things I make for practice! ) Except, I do not have a cloak. 
Well, I do, in a manner of speaking. But it’s not a real cloak, thin and impractical. (also needs to be shortened… dragging two inches on the floor, it is a tripping hazard) If you can wear your cloak, you’re doing good! I wonder if anyone would trade books for clothing… hmmmm! (not like I would have the time or ability to make such clothes, but still, it’s an idea…)
Not as soon as it comes out, (I usually don’t by books, especially new ones which I may or may not like, due to lack of money) but I think I’ll put it on my Christmas list and keep a sharp eye out for it at the library!
It sounded neat… more feechies!!
I’m bored and very hot, and we’re under a tornado watch. Fun, fun fun. Seriously.
Anyway, here’s a bit of randomness that should fit this thread: I made a full medieval outfit last week. That is, finished it last week. Ankle-length, full skirt, poet shirt, and bodice. My avatar is the drawing I did for it. (fyi, I’m trying to be a costume designer. I didn’t make this outfit’s pattern, but I did do a costume drawing beforehand and it turned out that the two looked very similar. ) Oh yes, I made a pair of bracers too, but those were for my brother Dieki Kondrael (username), not me. Anyone else here like to sew/ wear medieval outfits on a regular basis?
Your story sounds interesting, Pip.
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