Roswell Fanatics

Oh… it makes me very sad to say this, but… this is the last chapter. :( I’m still having some problems believing it, but this is it. This is the end. Thank you for sticking with me for so long. Thank you for putting up with the hiatuses, with the angst, with the sometimes very short chapters… I’d be...

Juliet, thank you so much for that link! I've always wondered how people made those swirly-things as well, so I'm confident that the link you gave me is going to help me a lot.

Thanks.

Stefanie

P.S. I think it's really impressive you were able to answer your own question.

<center> Chapter 54 </center> United States of America, Boston, October 1949 Early in the morning, when it was still dark and a chilly breeze started to blow, they got up and left the park, the cool, pale light of streetlamps lightening their way. It was almost deadly quiet outside, the only sounds ...

Hi there, sorry for leaving you hanging for so long… I was pretty much wrapped up in a) work, b) cleaning bicycles ( don’t ask), and c) playing soccer with my brother (he can be such an angel at times… except for the time he kicked the ball right in my face… and the time he tackled me… and the time ...

AN: Liebe Liz, = Dear Liz, liebchen = love, darling, sweetheart… <center> Chapter 52 </center> United States of America, Boston, October 1949 Liz wasn’t certain how exactly she’d gotten through the last six days. For, as the days began to shorten, and the nights stretched out into a seemingly endle...

AN: German: “Es ist schön gut,” = “It is okay,” “Mein Gott” = “My God” “Es tut mir leid,” = “I’m sorry,” “Warte… bitte…” = “Wait… please…” <center> Chapter 51 </center> United States of America, Boston, October 1949 “I guess that what I’m trying to say is…” Liz sighed and dared a glance at Matthew,...

AN: A BIG thank you goes out to Nan and {o}, for they were so sweet to help me with the Polish. :D I hope the German’s correct as well. Mmm… it’s getting really multi-lingual now, lol. Polish: “Krystyna” = name, Polish version of Christina (I really love this name…) “Nie, nie…” = “No, no…” “Ostrożn...

AN: Kommen Sie aus Deutschland? = Do you come from Germany? Jah = Yes Und Sie? = And you? Liebchen = dear/love/sweetheart Komm doch mal her = Oh, come here Süßen = sweetheart Idstein is a German town that indeed does exist (I’ve been there!), but I’ve decided that in my story, it is a different Ids...

AN: Schatz is German and would literally mean ‘treasure’, but it is used as ‘love’ or ‘darling’ as well. I had troubles writing this chapter. There was a lot to be told, and I found it difficult to describe everything that had happened. I hope… that it at least is somewhat pleasurable to read. Than...

AN: two days ago, on the 4th of May, we remembered the victims of the Second World War. At eight o’clock in the evening, everyone in the Netherlands was silent for 2 minutes and afterwards, important people (like the Queen and the prime minister) laid flowers in front of the national monument. A 16...