
Lydia has been a bit neglected for the past several sim days. I’m going to start focusing on her aspiration and career goals. The first thing I have to do is keep her writing. She tends to start a book and then wander away. =p

Lydia has been a bit neglected for the past several sim days. I’m going to start focusing on her aspiration and career goals. The first thing I have to do is keep her writing. She tends to start a book and then wander away. =p
Ginny Grey
Painter Extraordinaire
Creatively Gifted, Muser, Creative, Art Lover

“Cheer up, sweetheart. You’re about to become a teen!”
“Ready to go to the doctor, Avery?”
“I was born ready!”
“Um. Okay.”
“Guess who just completed their lifetime aspiration?”
“Who? You?”
“ME!”
“Lydia, our first baby can age up now!”
“Great…”
“I wrote the notes to excuse the girls from school for the day so that we can take them to the doctor today.”
“Is Ginny going to do it?”
“I’m not sure. She keeps saying that she’s fine the way she is.”
“She’s right about that. But as much as I love our blonde Ginny, that’s not her true colour.”
I still cannot get over the fact that sims can have conversations while they prepare a meal.
“Ginny might not be interested in finding out what colour she is, but I feel like I’m meant to have purple hair. Can you picture it?”
“Yes, I think I could see that. It would be lovely.”
“Can we go see the doctor tomorrow and find out?”
“Absolutely.”
“I heard on the news today that the doctors at the local science facility has finally figured out why the berry children born here are all vanilla. Isn’t that exciting?”
“Hold on. You’re saying that they found a way to fix us?”
“Yes! At least most of you, anyways. Some cases are proving to be a bit more difficult than others. It turns out it was something in the local water supply and some children were impacted more than others depending on where they were located.”
This is my quick and dirty explanation for the sudden appearance of berry children in Willow Creek, lol. ❤
“Fawn, I thought about what you said. If you think we can still keep up with our bills while you work from home, then go ahead and do it.”
“Thanks, hun. I think we can make it work. And if we can’t, what’s the worst that could happen?”
“Our water and power could get shut off…”
“So? Then I go back to my old job and make enough to get them turned back on again. No big deal, right?”