The last time I wrote this article, it didn’t save and instead published just my brain-dump notes, lol.
Let’s try this again! 🙂 I have re-written the article and double-checked that it saved.
So, today’s article is all about diversity in your novel and why it’s important. It was a recent article by guest writer, Simon Farnell, that made me realisedI had never gone back to this one.
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Ari’s tipps are really wonderful. Thank you for reposting, Chris! Hope you have a beautiful weekend! Michael
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Hope you are too, Michael 😃
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😃😃Oh yes, Chris! Its Sunday, here its like after an atombomb was fallen. 😉
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Everything flattened?
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Similar to this. The construction site out of our house seems to be a never ending story. @oikossms
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Eine Baustelle?
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Hey, you are speaking German? 🙂 Ja, seit Mitte März dieses Jahres. Nur um ein Denkmal von 1914 zu einem Heldendenkmal für Wehrmachtssoldaten zu erheben.
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Good – All ordinary soldiers who die in the service of their country deserve to be remembered, Michael.
My German is rusty now, but many years ago, I worked for Wiemer & Trachte GmbH, in Dortmund, Düsseldorf and Saudi Arabia 😃
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This is true, but on this memorial there are some names of SS- and SA-men too. Hey, you had a nice job here in Germany, far away from Bavaria. LoL
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I thought it was a for the 1914 – 18 war.
I missed getting to an Oktoberfest in Munich, but did get to one in Düsseldorf.
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Yes it was for the WWI, but in 1945 they put two name plate for the Fallen of the WWII to it too. With names of some not so honorable persons.
Oh you missed not to much in Munich. 😉 During military service we had the son of one of the beerbrewers with us. Beer for free, over two weeks. I cant remember too much.
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LOL
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