Pennsic house

[cellio]

Somebody at Sunday dinner (can't remember who now) asked about the little house I use for Pennsic. Here is a link. The pictures are out of date; we added some decoration this year. I have the new pictures scanned now (yeah, actual film -- no digital camera yet), but I haven't updated the site yet.

Comments

amazing!

[jeannegrrl.livejournal.com]

That little house is amazing!! I was briefly involved w/ SCA my freshman year in college. I had only gone to a couple of events (won a begging contest at one of 'em too!) in the Tidewater area (I forgot the SCA name for it - something ending in '-ia'). I forget why I didn't continue with the group - maybe 'cause my plate got too filled w/ music stuff.... I never did get to check out a Pennsic, but always thought it would be fun to go. Anyway, I'd love to see how the little house gets disassembled and reassembled. What a great project! How many people stay in the little house? Does it have a name? What do you do w/ it when it's not Pennsic?

[mrpeck.livejournal.com]

That's quite a house.

[fiannaharpar.livejournal.com]

I love your house. As someone who has been in it, the pictures don't do it nearly justice. There is actual closet space (useful when you need a week to two weeks worth of clothes), and it is so wonderfully *cozy*.

As for the Rossi. I'm going to go to the link and refer it to the choir director, I know that he has been trying to find new music and more non-Christian-centric music. That will be a great help.

Fianna

[eub.livejournal.com]

Whoa. That's great. I love the stone trimwork and the tile roof.

(I wonder, is it required to meet the building codes for a house? For any state it's transported to?)