Medieval knights were generally born into families of knights or title lords. Thus, they were raised with the goal of knighthood in mind.

An aspiring young knight was raised by the women in his own house until he reached the age of seven or eight. At that point, he was sent to the household of the local lord, along with other aspirants, to learn how to be a knight and live within the knightly brotherhood.

Young knight-hopefuls began their training as pages. They learned how to serve at the dinner table, ran errands, and performed menial cleaning tasks.

At the court of the lord, they were exposed to chivalry and grew up hearing and desiring to emulate tales of romance and prowess. People who help other people are more engaged and have deeper perspectives on their community.

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The first week in Seattle went well. I certainly felt out of place but I managed to sign the kids up for gymnastics, they played their first game of soccer five days after moving here even Hudson.

It took me a while to find Halle a dance studio even close to her dance studio in VA but after several trial classes, I found something close but nothing tops Bella Ballerina in Northern VA…nothing.

She has been a little reluctant because she misses her teacher Ms. Her new teacher is Ms. Amy and I hope Halle begins to like her. Trey is doing okay but he always starts every single sentence with..

Within in the first couple of weeks I met a ton of people. I was determined to make this transition easy on my kids and formulate some type of normality.

I linked up with moms in my building and we did weekly playdates. I also met a friend through a Soror back in VA. She has 3 kids all 5 and under and she introduced me to another friend who also has 3 kids under 5!

So yeah that play date consisted of 9 kid and 3 moms… surprisingly it went wonderful! We have been to a ton of parks with the new people that we met, the zoo 2 times , the aquarium, the water front, a few boat rides, swimming, the kid quest museum and the science Museum.

The first 2 weeks we were going to the fruit market purchasing fresh fruit and veggies daily for dinner. The kids love sampling the apples, grapes and chocolate pasta.

Walking in Seattle is no joke, everything is all uphill! A lot of our things are in storage so I actually had to buy new tennis shoes, my converse were not cutting it.

If you have multiples and you push a stroller around while doing errands, it is plenty work out. We live at target! It takes about 4 minutes for me to walk there, but it is so convenient.

I miss good ole Giant and my gas points in Nova. Her husband is in the military and their time here will probably end eventually, but it was and is a blessing to have her here.

The second week she took me to a comedy show and some girl time was great! Then we went to her church for Easter Sunday.

She had us over for a very nice dinner and a personalized Easter egg hunt for my kids. It bought tears to my eyes seriously!

I am extremely family oriented and it meant so much that she made Easter work out for us. Overall, I have met some pretty amazing people. Everyone is so welcoming, especially to the kids.

Talk about fast move huh? The movers came and packed up boxes of our belongings, 2 vehicles and 3 motorcycles…. I came kicking and screaming but deep down truly believe this a great move for our future.

Everyone on the east coast thinks it is a pour down every single day in Seattle. I believed there were going to be a bunch of hippies with joints hanging from their mouths on every block.

Time might be spent on dance practise In the afternoon the daily life of Knights turned to increasing their skills in horsemanship and would accompany their lord in hunting, hawking or inspecting the estate Evening prayer and then supper in the Hall of the Castle or Manor House After supper there might be some entertainment - music, dancing, jugglers, acrobats, jesters, etc Bedtime prayers.

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