- This topic has 1,639 replies, 44 voices, and was last updated 43 minutes ago by
.
-
Posts
-
Hehe, the Tell-Tale Heart is pretty fun to read, just because of how dramatic it is. Dark, but fun.
I remember writing a short story about a guy who was the president or something and thought that the sun had fallen out of the sky and went crazy and told the press about it.
He should stop spending time with Chicken Little, that’s what I think. XD
I’ve taken to calling my project absurdist because of the overdramatic characterization, but I’m still not sure. Is this crossing the line into absurdist, or just urban fantasy? XD I’m just going to roll with it, and categorize it after it’s finished.
#ProtectAdolinKholin
What is the origin of your last name?
Not sure. It means “blacksmith ironworker” so it probably had origins similar to “Smith”. Interesting thing is, I recently learned that there’s a few different variations, such as Isle (Finnish I think).
Eisele itself is German. I’ve actually met another Eisele whose ancestors came to the US a few generations before mine. He actually came to buy a tractor of my Dad’s. He had a wonderful dog who loved playing with us (we were little kids) and the dog ended up going in our really muddy stream so the guy got the tractor plus a free bath for his dog lol
STOP!!!!!!! Have you eaten Breakfast???
#AnduthForever (hopefully 💕)I remember writing a short story about a guy who was the president or something and thought that the sun had fallen out of the sky and went crazy and told the press about it
That sounds hilarious!
STOP!!!!!!! Have you eaten Breakfast???
Yes, and also lunch. XD
If you want to find all the cops, they're hanging out in the donut shop.
Interesting! That’s cool. I’m also part German, up to like 50%. (Could possibly be Dutch instead, it’s hard for ancestry websites to tell.) I think my last name means “Manly”… lol. Sounds like a sweet memory!
INTP 🧡 Homeschooler 🧡 WIP: The Color of Hope
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.