Nigh on Early

I got the Tempus done this morning, while I was working at home.

Really - working at home! Three computers going: work laptop with the super slow network connection, the desktop with the Tempus, and my laptop for fun.

The last couple of nights were rough while I got everything together and one tiny nag to their highnesses. I would have been happy to publish Ysa's first response to the reminder email I sent to Themselves and all the officers ( the usual: let me know if you have words or are looking for a successor, etc): 

"We are definitely looking for successors at Coronet!"

Our Princess is a funny lady.

I got an actual submission of cover art this time! Yay Francisco! Everyone should complement him on his excellent portrait of his Highness.

I need to start thinking about other ways to get content. We're down to 8 scant pages. It's embarrassing. Anyone have any ideas? Here are a few of mine:
1) Nag the Bard for her work
2) Ask an expert column
3) Sponsor a contest at page school to do a drawing for the cover (other entries to be shown inside!)
4) Start a medieval recipe forum

Not strictly religious

Since Leon has made me a saint of the Red Lion Company for my massage work at wars, I think that makes my church "Our Lady of Great Agony". (Thanks to George Carlin for that one.) My mind boggles at the possibilities for humor here. 

It makes me want to finish that triptych I've always threatened - the one based on the portrait of Brorn on gold panel that my cousin did (really - in oils - she's a professional artist. And then I had to figure out how to get it on the plane while it was still wet.)