Classifieds - Medieval/Crusades

Lost and Found

Lost- Pair of brown oxen. One without a horn. Return to the Millsbury Farm. Reward 10 silver coin. - Kim F.

Lost - a tiny glass slipper, found on the steps of the castle entrance. If the owner would be so kind as to and come and claim it- she will be the princes bride! - Susanna

Found - A rosary was discovered lying on the front steps of the Cathedral. See Sister Hildegard to claim it. - Rebekah

Weather - Medieval/Crusades

TODAY’S FORECAST
Susanna
Today’s forecast for Naughtingham is going to be a clear blue sky, and slight breezes. It will be around 62 degrees, and the temperature will drop to 45 degrees this evening. Tomorrow will be the same but there will be a slight chance of rain in the afternoon- so take advantage of this beautiful fall day!

Entertainment-Medieval era

An Invitation
Paul Baker invites you to a banquet which will be held from morning till noon at his house. There will be dancing and food.

Recipies- Medieval era

Tasty Rabbit stew

step 1: skin rabbit
step 2: cook for ten to fifteen minutes
step 3: chop meat into tiny pieces
step 4: add four cups of water
step 5: add two pinches of sage, one handful of chopped cabbage, and three pinches of parsley
step 6: add three handfuls of carrots
Created by Hannah Wixom

Interview- Medieval

Interviewing a Knight
"Why did you want to be a knight?"

"I wanted to be a knight to serve my king and to be loyal to my country."

"What does it take to be a knight?"

"It takes lots of courage, strength, bravery, discipline, and the ability to fight."

"Have you gotten any injuries while fighting?"

" I lost my head once, but I managed to sew it back on before the next round."

"Wow! What were your first thoughts after you lost your head?"

"My first thought was 'Oh no! The world is turning upside down!' But after that I was glad I lost my head for my country.
By Megan :)

Political, Medieval

Yesterday morning the king, claming that too many knights have been badly injured or killed by being struck during jousting touornaments, passed a law requiring a blunted tip secured onto each lance before being used in a tournament. "My goal," says the king, " is to keep my knights as protected as possible at all times, even when they are entertaining themselves."
By Bayley

Children's Crusade

In France a shepherd boy named Stephen, led 30,000 children trying to get to Palestine. No one knows how the children's crusade got started, but it was seen as a sign from God. As they traveled to the Mediterranean port many died of hunger and disease, and some went back home. Those that arrived at the port had trouble finding passage to Palestine. The children prayed but found no answer to their prayers. Finally some merchants came and said they would take them to Palestine. However, they were instead taken to Egypt where they were sold into slavery. Now parents want answers.- Kim F.