If this type of authorization does not work for you, convert your account using the link. I has a Dreamwidth. The funny thing is that I've long been contemplating making an official post over there about how that journal's a read-onlyβ¦. Hi Eljays! I haven't posted here forever, I know. Real life's been a full-time commitment of late. Here's the bullet-point version of what I've beenβ¦. Guess who just hit level 23? I have a lot of Birthday Thoughts this year, which I may expound upon later, but for right now, I think I want toβ¦.
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Previous Share Flag Next. Back to Part One And here's part two! Like I said, this thing. Maybe I should've called it the Lietdammerung. On January thirty-first of the new year, Lithuania stares at the wireless. Prussia surrendered at Stalingrad. Russian victory. And to hear this news over the state radio and not from anyone in one of the resistance movements starting to spring up, people with ties to sources outside his bordersβ¦Lithuania shakes his head, almost in disbelief.
What happened there? Lithuania starts to see him: his skin and hair are the same ash-gray, and his uniform hangs loose on him. We did it in the Great War, we can do it again. He shoves the cup back towards Lithuania, paces around the room, blows on his hands and winces when the air gets too near his lacerations.
Your turn. I need the men, okay? Tell your boys to volunteer. It traps the warmth closer, in addition to everything else. And I only want it deployed within my borders, not outside them. This is just great. Nor has he invited Prussia into his office, but Prussia never has needed an invitation.
