Lady Sharon | May 18, 2011
Friend O‘Mine Frederic E. Weatherly wrote this poem in 1912 for the tenor Michael Maybrick, but apparently Michael never received the poem and died shortly afterward. So Frederic then asked Wilfrid Sanderson to compose music to fit the verse and they dedicated the song to the memory of Michael Maybrick. It became a smash […]
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Lady Sharon | February 25, 2011
untitled document Regarder – Medieval Lesson 106 Wilcume back dear students of the University of Camelot (U of C). School is back in session for thee. On this day we shall begin with a short lesson about the word "Regarder". A Regarder was a knight who was responsible for checking local woods and forest areas […]
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Lady Sharon | April 29, 2010
Princess Alyssa of Camelot A gentle rain from heaven doth fall upon Camelot. A stillness coats the Castle deep. Bells toll too soon for a friend in Camelot. Once upon a time, a Princess didst ride through Camelot’s gate to heare the musik faire. Her wisdom and compassion blessed Camelot for two years. Now bluebirds […]
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Lady Sharon | April 19, 2010
Lady Sharon Speaketh Verily, here must the spirit rise to grace, or else neither the body nor it, shall there rise to glory. ~ Lancelot Andrewes (1555-1626) In the halls of marble, I doth stand to greet thee, dear Knights & all in Camelot. Sweet friends, I prithee take thy seat of velvet and […]
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Lady Sharon | April 2, 2010
One day a while back, a man, his heart heavy with grief, was walking in the woods. As he thought about his life this day, he knew many things were not right. He thought about those who had lied about him back when he had a job. His thoughts turned to those who had stolen […]
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Lady Sharon | March 17, 2010
Ancient Celts and St. Patrick The 17th day of March is upon us, so let us traverse back in time to the land where St. Patrick walked and the place where the Celts explored the magical realm, which they called “The Otherworld”. In Ireland, the Celts believed that alongside the ordinary world there was a […]
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Lady Sharon | February 23, 2010
Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics February 12-28, 2010 If thou hast a herte that aches or a spirit lost, or a body broken or a dream that was burnt, come forth on a ride with King Arthur. It is when your head is at thy lowest, thou must find a place of newness to […]
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