Ezra's pointless thread.

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^ It all seems a little messy and disorganised tbh

I love the totem though , I tried to make one once but it just became another unfinished project.

It's not like any other cemetery I've ever seen. Not what one would picture when it comes to an Indian burial ground. most of the grave sites are full of lawn ornaments. I thought to myself, everything except pink flamingos. And then of course...

Ah! I didn't make the connection that it was an Indian burial ground , that makes sense now , it's a culture difference.
Careful that a Manitou doesn't follow you home

Kind of cheerful! I like the black bear.

^ Way cool pictures. You should definitely add them to findagrave.com.

Those laser-engraved stones are all the rage now, but they're awfully tacky to me. This is more my style:

Some modern stuff is great



I also like this old one

I play a game called Lord of the Rings Online. And I've recently started rereading the LotR books (also online on my phone) and I get to this passage about this ancient winding twisting mountain road lined with old statues and then broken pillars of black stone.

And I thought to myself 'hey I've been on that road!' And I knew exactly what their destination was going to look like and who was going to be there to greet them. I just found that to be an interesting experience. And also am more impressed with the game developers for designing all these places so accurately.

A good friend of mine(also autistic) is fluent in writing in Runes. He regularly does his class notes in them, much to the chagrin of his teachers.

Lol I bet even professor Tolkien would have gotten annoyed with that.

I knew someone is school good at calligraphy who liked writing in elvish script. In Middle Earth there was the cursive style Tengwar letters usually written with quill or brush by elves. And then the Cirth runes that were usually scratched or carved onto wood and stone by dwarves. But all that was interchangeable.