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Baubles, Dragons, and the Dark of the Moon
Half way through Month of the Dragon and it is time for severely interactive Dragon fun. First things first. It is Paint a Dragon Week – All Week Long! Amateur or pro, in pencil, chalk, or acrylic, try...
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Are You Going to St Audrey’s Fair…?
Hearken back to the grit and grimy days of England in the 7th century. Towns were few and far between and wolves and Dragons still ruled the wilds with fang and claw. Fun Anglo-Saxon times. Detail from...
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Happy Gaudy Bauble Day!
Baubles And Beads – 12of8 Back in darkly superstitious – and Dragon-rich – 7th-century England, there lived a very devout princess named Etheldreda. She was, by all accounts, a beautiful woman, and...
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Dragon Shopping at St Audrey’s Fair
It’s time again for St Audrey’s Fair – October 15 – 17. This year the festivities overlap Dancing Dragon Day and end on Gaudy Bauble Day. Sparklies – Pantherwitch In short, draconic fun abounds! For...
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For the Dragon Who has Everything…
St Audrey Fairs are winding down. Morris dancers are hanging up their bells and venders, eager to unload their wares rather than cart them home, are slashing their already reasonable prices. When...
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Gaudy Baubles and Glossy Draconic Glossaries.
The air is crisp, the October sun shimmering off the remaining leaves gilding the trees, and I just returned from browsing for gaudy baubles, getting a little something by way of draconic thank-you to...
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Shopping with your Dragon – Gaudy-Bauble Fun!
Hearken back to the grit and grimy days of England in the 7th century. Towns were few and far between and wolves and Dragons still ruled the wilds with fang and claw. Fun Anglo-Saxon times. Detail from...
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For the Dragon Who Has Everything: A Bibble, A Bauble, A Day at the Fair…
Baubles And Beads – 12of8 Back in darkly superstitious – and Dragon-rich – 7th-century England, there lived a very devout princess named Etheldreda. She was, by all accounts, a beautiful woman, and...
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