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We trust your Halloween night was everything you wanted and hoped for.

My good King,

Just penning a small missive to see how ye are faring since faires end. I am well and moving ahead to other matters as well as penning anew some chapters to my Tome. I pray you well.

Invictus Maneo

My good King Edward,

I thank you and your gracious Queen for having me in attendance and playing along. I had a super time and will be having my pictures up probably some time tonight. I do not have access to Renspace at work, but I can get them all set on my site and then post a message to their readiness tomorrow. I was most pleased with everything. And, the new friendships formed can not a price be deemed or taxes collected from. LOL... I do hope to get back there next year, and, possibly for the Halloween thing once I know when and more details. Thank you once again. Be well, my friend.

Invictus Maneo

It was a great pleasure collecting taxes and taxing wenches at your shire. If you will have me again, I shall return for all 3 weekends next year, my good sire.

Thank you so kindly for allowing me to be a part of your production this year!

Cheers

The only word to describe the closing gate fight this year is "Superb". Très bien fait, majesté.

Ned, my love. We enjoyed most greatly reigning over the Dubuque Renaissance Faire with you as our consort. After the years of lonliness, it is a joyous experience, having such a man as you, at our side. We are blessed.

(written in the Queen's own hand and delivered to the Princess by her Majesty's youngest page, Robin - only seven, he quakes in fear as he bowed low, offering the missive on one knee, hoping to avoid being smacked by the Queen's daughter)



Margaret, my sweet, you have been rather silent about our upcoming nuptuals with the Duke of Somerset. Although we were the best wife we could be to your father Philip, (Lord rest his soul) he is gone now and a future without a mate seems most dismal, indeed. Rumors have reached our ears that you do not fully approve of the match. Think you your mother too old to love? Think on how merry the court will be again, with your Mother's happiness brimming over on to all around her.

(a copy of this message has also been delivered to the Duke of Somerset, so he is aware that all is not perfect between mother and daughter at the moment - i.e. the Duke's Renspace)

Good Morrow Sir Edward!!! How are you? Sorry i am still using to use more Ren. faire lingo!!! So how have you been? I can't wait until this summer!

Happy Birthday, your Grace. I'm not intersted in your heart OR your head, but something rather, shall we say, lower? Ooops. Was that me outloud voice?

Happy Birthday, Ned. You rule my heart.