Boar Earrings

Need a perfect present for an Oxfordian lady? Take a look at these gold-plated boar earrings, made from two Bermuda pennies. The coin cutter is a Seattle man who sells on ETSY, and I'm considering asking him to make me a pair in silver. They would be the perfect thing to sport at the upcoming Oxfordian conference in Houston, where it's more than acceptable to put on the pig.

Here is Wally's little boar:
A Cut Above Coins:
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=28672450

ETSY is a craftsman's paradise, well known to us because our daughter Emily has two shops there, including this one featuring cut stones set in recycled silver and gold:
Pearl Everlasting:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6132900

I think we'll see a rise in Oxfordian items as the authorship transfers. How about a coffee cup with an images that changes from Stratford mask to Oxford's portrait as the "heat is applied"? I have the copyright.
Kathryn

Wenonah Sharpe to speak in Port Angeles

Wenonah Sharpe, an Oxfordian and supporter of the Shakespeare Authorship Research Centre, will give a talk to the Strait Freethinkers on the "Identity of Shake-speare--Why So Contested?"

It will be presented at the Raymond Carver Room of the Port Angeles Public Library, at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, May 27. The public is welcome to attend this discussion.