I love this page. It’s just page one from the series, with additions. Kind of “Annnnd here we are back to the first thing you saw!”
He’s gonna have so much fun. And make up for past sad.
New story tomorrow!
#28, ‘Tongue.” It’s after the end of the war, in the house the Peach and Rosen share, then a flashback to the couple at the very end of the war. Sad but horribly funny.
Oh, we all knew this was how it started. He’s been snarky since day one. We — including Missy Authoress, here — just didn’t see it coming like THIS.
What? You think there’s a plan in all this? Would you enjoy it as much if you weren’t getting the surprise the same way I did? This stuff shows up while I’m roughing – and giggling.
And yes, I’ve been awakened by characters in the middle of the night with new ideas, and gasped, “My readers are going to KILL me!”
But I do it anyway.
This is what I get for having a weird life and knowing strange people.
We shouldn’t get sarcastic with some people.
See this?
“Light Bulb.” In a Gru voice….
It’s amazing, with his stomach, that Rommel had any kind of combat career at all.
Erwin forgets that the whole family knows about that. In reality, they knew about his brother Karl, and considered that Karl’s business.
As for the British — he may be the enemy, but they ARE at dinner, and manners and chit-chat are appropriate.
Now I’m wondering if there is such a regulation.
If anybody can find it and post it here, it’ll be youse guys….
People from their lives remembered how Rommel courted his wife; they found it endearing.
This is from the days when some of the officers — on both sides – still attended the same military colleges. There was a code, after all. And dinner is dinner, or, as Lewis Carroll wrote, “Tea is tea.”
No, he’s really not being innocent, here. He’s tired of having had to keep his own personality to himself and he’s getting just a TEENSY bit of revenge.
Wouldn’t you?
Oh, great. Witnesses for the moment of truth.
