When I was at the podium to receive my medal for the Lace Long Jump, Bobicus (the Master of Ceremonies of the Ravellenic Games) said “to honor our revered medal winners upon completion of their herculean challenges in this the 2012 Ravellenic Games!
Fine yarn, thread, lots of chains or ssk’s, you persevered and conquered. The crowd ooh’s and ahhs the nupps, picots and gossamer weight of your projects and their general excellence.
Accept this lovely bouquet of summer flowers plucked from hillsides of Mount Olympus. And from the Bobicii Nereids, your Event Medal!
You’re now officially immortalized forever in the history books of the Ravellenic Games! Yeah You!
Now will Ravthletes and spectators alike bow your heads for the stately yet thrilling Ravellenic Games anthem” and the crowd roars with excitement at yet another successful bid for Ravellenic Glory is achieved!
For the Shawl Sailing event: “Accept this lovely bouquet of summer flowers plucked from hillsides of Mount Olympus. And from the Bobicii Nereids, your Event Medal! You’re now officially immortalized forever in the history books of the Ravellenic Games! Yeah You! Now will Ravthletes and spectators alike bow your heads for the stately yet thrilling Ravellenic Games anthem … dum de dum dum … dummmmmm .. DA DUMMM!
and the crowd roars with excitement at yet another successful bid for Ravellenic Glory is achieved!”
For those of us receiving our medals for Synchronized Stash-Busting, Bobicus congratulated us: “Bravo for fearless competitors who tackled the stash pile. Mounds and mounds of languishing stash magically transformed into beautiful and functional things of handmade wonder! The fiber world is a bit less crowded today thanks to your efforts to tackle the stash.”
I’ve won 4 medals! Yeah, what a Ravthlete!!
And let us remember the 11 souls killed 40 years ago in Munich.
How exciting to be part of the Ravellenics and to receive your medal! Great accomplishment.
ReplyDeleteMazal tov, Michal!!! Your shawl is beautiful - i'd love to wear it.
ReplyDeletei'm actually on your blog trying to see if you have info one how to crochet a large kippah (chardal-style). lemme know, if you can maybe teach me. i'd like to buy, but would be much happier making one myself and i can put my heart in it,...