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@theducktator

I know!!!!! It’s so awesome!!!!

@ellette-giselle

THAT IS INCREDIBLE!!!!!! 🤩 I want one of those in my future house!!!

@keilah-h

I know right!!! It’s one of the things on my dream house Pin board.

@ellette-giselle wowwwwww

That is so cool!!

My dad designs houses, so if I ever want him to make me a house, I’m gonna ask him to put one in there.

@koshka

Who are your Clans? Do you know?

@hybridlore

Well good. I’m glad.

@ellette-giselle

Gotcha. I just meant I didn’t have much to say about the segment, but I still enjoyed reading it.

@hybridlore

thanks!

it doesn’t always have to be something to fix, btw. i’m also interested in your thoughts as a reader. 😉

@ellette-giselle Looks good! I don’t really see anything to fix 😊

@hybridlore  @linus-smallprint  @keilah-h

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“And then your brother found you?”

Noah, Alicia, and Darrien were sitting at the table, listening to Sabina and Adrian as they told what had happened. Asher, Eric, and Joseph were with them, watching the conversation in silence. Noah and Darrien were staring at Adrian in disbe…

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@keilah-h

Lol. Thanks!!!

@ellette-giselle THAT WAS AWESOME.

I have like zero records of my family history lol. My dad is trying to find some information on his family tree, but there isn’t much to go by. I guess his ancestors didn’t keep a lot of genealogical records.

@liberty  @calyhuge

You know what, I bet neither of you wanted that long of an answer.

lol.

Here is the Crest and Coat of arms from the House of Glendenning

The Tarlatan is from the house of Douglas. Our Tarlatan was destroyed and is untraceable. The symbol on the left is the crest the Glendenning boys would use to fasten their tarlatans. The symbol on the right is the coat of arms. The Clan chief is unnamed because he was stripped of…[Read more]

@liberty  @calyhuge

Actually, that’s an interesting story. One that I know.

Ireland: Dunn

So, In Ireland we were from the house of Dunn. Here is the crest. (I haven’t done as much research into the history on this side, so I don’t have the tarlatan.

My ancestors the Dunns lived in the County Meath (Irish: An Mhí) anciently part of the k…[Read more]

@liberty @ellette-giselle

I actually don’t know what clan I’m from; my Scots-Irish side only immigrated about a hundred years ago I think. Or less. I’m really mostly Welsh, and my great-grandfather was a coal-miner “down the pits.” My grandfather’s second cousin is a druid, and my grandfather is a retired Reformed Presbyterian minister.

Also one…[Read more]

@calyhuge

Okay, okay. I’m scots-irish too, so I guess you might call me one. Or at least a red-neck. (I’ve got Jewish and German as well. it makes a very interesting mix)

Anyhow, I meant that we know how to use things like computers. lol.

@ellette-giselle but hillbillies are the best 🥺

The og hillbillies were Scots-Irish, which is what I am

@calyhuge

just because we’re farm kids doesn’t make us Hillbillies or something!

lol

@koshka Newo is based on my little brother’s silly side, and my little brother had brycitis in his knee (an infection), and had to have it drained, so that’s how I got the idea… and then… it just sort of came to life under my pen so I kept it

@rae @ellette-giselle farm girls on the internet… a paradox to be sure

Sorry but not sorry I…[Read more]