Morning Medieval Miscellany

OK, so it's not morning, but I'm on the road, and have limited computer access. This Miscellany will include whatever I can get to before I'm forced to hit the road again.

• Caught in the Snide discusses Aelfric's De Temporibus Anni.
• Will McLean discusses some of the medieval reenactment at Pennsic.
• Jonathan Jarrett is keeping us up-to-date on Leeds. Sorry for not linking to the individual posts, but time is limited here. Hopefully I'll have a chance to do a Leeds round-up when it's over.
• CyberMedievalist discusses claims that the Lupa Capitalina statue might be medieval.
• Carl Pyrdum has the results of his "Middle Ages in Seven Words/Phrases," a new Google Penance, and a new Mmm...Marginalia!
• Speaking of Google penance, the Naked Philologist has a post about people who apparently think there are homosexual saints in Aelfric's Saint's Lives. Not a big surprise -- there ain't. She also offers a list of introductory Anglo-Saxon resources.
• The Weird Medieval Animal of the Week is the cinnamologus. I don't know if there's any medieval element to this, but she's also plugging her show "time, et. al."
• Over at The Heroic Age, Larry Swain has a bunch of CfPs and job openings.
• The Medieval Club of New York also announces their sponsored sessions at K'zoo next year.
• The Medieval Garden Enclosed discusses St. Swithun's Day, which I missed in all my travels.

And now, with 44 items still in my reader, I've got to go. I'm just hoping I catch up by Monday!