Watch Jessica Alba naked video!
A brand new video of Jessica Alba naked getting a spanking in her new film. Lol.
http://beardown.ca/ts/fs

Hello to all. I am Tiffa and I just now made my short new ero clip. Is it looks
good?
http://ho.io/78b

LOL, I found a very funny picture and wanna know your opinion. Do u think this
picture is funny? Check the funny picture here:
http://funnyoopic.zoomshare.com/files/funny.htm

I do not want the entire group seeing these photos.Because some may recognize
me. Here's the link:
http://www.ourlivespace.com/sexybikerchick/photos.htm

I hope you like them Morgaine!! :)

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Kellie"
<morgaine_of_avalon2005@...> wrote:
>
>
> WOW!! Thank you so much!  [:)]  Can't wait to see them in-game.
>
>
> --- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Walter" <wawa21ca@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Using Qortex's 2/3 tile posters, another 4 series of paintings for
> your Cathedrals/Museums. I haven't taken ingame photos yet ... will get
> to it sometime this week. Each zip has photos included of the orginal
> art I used, plus the package files.
> >
> > So ... we have 1. The Life of Christ (23? paintings), 2. The Life of
> Mary (7? paintings), 3. & 4. The Seven Virtues/Vices.
> >
> > I hope you like!
> >
>

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, donna sinclair <motherof70@...>
wrote:
>
> Hello again,
> Walter, I don't know what tutorials you've been looking at but I assume you
> are talking about Sims specific tutorials rather than GIMP ones.  If this is
> the case you may want to just try a few GIMP ones either from the site you
> got it from, the user manual is there as well as some tutorials on using the
> programme, or from the many forums that have them.  I have never tried to do
> what you are doing so can't help you there-I'm not an expert with GIMP by
> any stretch.  I will say though that GIMP does have everything that you
> would need for Sims stuff it's just not as user friendly as the expensive
> ones like Photoshop-if it's good enough for Maylin, then it's certainly good
> enough for me.  I want to stick with GIMP because people are good enough to
> create these tools and give them away, they deserve my support I think even
> if a little more work is involved.  Also because I'm new to that kind of
> thing, Photoshop or similar would be just as hard for me to navigate I
> think.  I tell you what though, I can't wait until you start meshing.
> As a way of repaying your kindness, if you find a pic, just post a link or
> upload here, of the kind of priests/bishops outfit you are looking for I'll
> give one a bash for you.  As I said I'm not an expert with GIMP but I'll try
> my best to do one, basic recolouring is about all I can do.
> All the best
> Donna
> PS If there is anything you want included in your self sim, let me know.
>
Hi Donna.

Sorry about the late response to your message.  I've been trying to learn the
different methods using GIMP.  That manual is huge ... so may take some time to
fully comprehend things.  Still looking for good tutorials about the GIMP
though.

Thanks for the offer about the priest/bishop garb.  I think it may take a whole
new mesh to get the look I want.  So, learning meshing will have to be on my
plate next.  If your still curious .... Look in the Bayeux photos.  I put a
couple of "ideas" there.  I've been searching for "asian" influenced garments
for men .... thinking that the long robes might work as a recolour base. 
Anyway, back to the drawing board so to speak!

Walter

What can I say, I don't quit. Here's another batch of updates for you!

• Is That All You Get For Your Money?: Lord Pellinore gives Berach some hard news.
• Lady Marmalade: The ladies of the night put up a fight against the Church's moral crusading ... in the only way they know how.
• They Grow So Fast: TODDLER PICS of Melehan and Melou! (Mordred and Rosette's twins.) And other, you know, story stuff.
• If You'd Like to Reach Me, Leave Me Alone!: Heloise shows off her prickly self, and Isabel dispenses some semi-sisterly advice.
• Cat's Paw: And speaking of advice, Lamorak looks for some in the wrong places.
• School Daze: Albion has a new educational institution! The only problem? Finding students.

The-the-the--that's all, folks! Until next time, that is.

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Kellie" <morgaine_of_avalon2005@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hello everyone! I've added a few more posts to the Chronicles of Albion
> since This Old Hovel. Here they are, in case you're interested:
>
> * "I Hope We Have Enough Diapers"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/i-hope-we-have-enough-diap\
> ers/> : The first birth in the Chronicles of Albion Blog!
> * "A Mother's Work"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/26/a-mothers-work/> : An
> introduction to the larger Brogan family. (Hint: You'll want to read "An
> Extra Guest"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/an-extra-guest/> so you
> know who Berach is and why he needs his mother's help.)
> * " 'Why are You So Wrinkly, Grandma?' and Other Awkward Questions"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/why-are-you-so-wrinkly-gra\
> ndma-and-other-awkward-questions/> : An introduction to the Thatcher
> family.
> * "The Origins of Albion"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/the-origins-of-albion/> :
> I get myself together and actually come up with a coherent backstory for
> this kingdom. [:)]
>
> Permanent blog link: http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/>
>
> Enjoy!
>

WOW!! Thank you so much!  Can't wait to see them in-game.

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Walter" <wawa21ca@...> wrote:
>
> Using Qortex's 2/3 tile posters, another 4 series of paintings for your Cathedrals/Museums. I haven't taken ingame photos yet ... will get to it sometime this week. Each zip has photos included of the orginal art I used, plus the package files.
>
> So ... we have 1. The Life of Christ (23? paintings), 2. The Life of Mary (7? paintings), 3. & 4. The Seven Virtues/Vices.
>
> I hope you like!
>

Using Qortex's 2/3 tile posters, another 4 series of paintings for your
Cathedrals/Museums.  I haven't taken ingame photos yet ... will get to it
sometime this week.  Each zip has photos included of the orginal art I used,
plus the package files.

So ... we have 1. The Life of Christ (23? paintings), 2. The Life of Mary (7?
paintings), 3. & 4. The Seven Virtues/Vices.

I hope you like!

haha! I i found a very interesting movie today, so I wanna share it with you. 
You can watch online here:

http://woomovie.zoomshare.com/files/OnlineMovie.htm

Thanks, Ladies, for the great feedback.  What I'm trying to learn is using SimPE
and import/export the textures from the paintings.  Sadly, I can't afford to buy
a good editing program, so I'm dabbling with GIMP.  Unfortunately, none of the
tutorials are current ... so it'll be a challenge to learn using it since it's
so new to me.  I'm glad you like the tapestries, but it seems so easy with the
Photostudio in SimPE.  Hence the new challenges.  I did find other photos of the
tapestries with a white background texture that I'm trying to edit with GIMP. 
Just not working .... or delayed due to time .... but once I figure it out, I'll
get it posted.  I have so many files with artworks that I want to convert for
use in the game.

Donna & Morgaine, loved looking around the Sims Magazine you're involved in.  My
God!  The work that must be involved.  I bow to your creativity ... and to your
co-producers in the work.  I hadn't thought of posting anything anywhere yet.  I
want to be more proficient/confident before taking that step.  I post them here
.... and mention them on the "Where can I get" at the webstory, Kingdom of
Lothere.  I'm an ardent fan of Jenny's work.

Right now, I'm trying to learn the building techniques using CFE to create
roofing with the floor tiles.  Just not happy with the games roof system.  So,
have been spending HOURS trying to work out problems dealing with that.  Plus, a
damnable thing called "real life" keeps getting in the way of trying my hand at
things.

The link to digital perversion was excellent!

Thanks again for the confidence boosts!  I'm glad someone is enjoying them.  You
could always mention them ..... get more people involved on the site?!  Ya have
to show me the Walter Sim!  Kinda makes me feel "immortal"!

Donna, if on your side of the Atlantic you heard a SQUEEEEE so loud and so high-pitched it woke you out of your deep and blameless sleep ... sorry. That was me.

Thanks for pointing this out!

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, donna sinclair <motherof70@...> wrote:
>
> Walter, have you put these up anywhere else? These paintings/tapestries
> are so fantastic you should let everyone see them. In fact, all your pics
> are marvellous-put them out there if you haven't already. Even those who
> have modern hoods have museums and art galleries. I agree with Morgaine our
> nobles need no one other than you for our paintings-a thought occurs to me
> at the moment that I am going to create a Walter sim as my hood's resident
> painter/artist. Thank you again for sharing your pretties.
> Hope this finds you well.
> Donna
> PS Have you all seen this
> http://www.digitalperversion.net/gardenofshadows/index.php?topic=16569.0
>
> 2010/1/22 Kellie morgaine_of_avalon2005@...
>
> >
> >
> > Walter, if you keep this up, my noble and royal sims will never have to
> > grope around for decorations again. In other words: I like! I like it a lot!
> > [image: :D]
> >
> > Thanks so much for all your hard work. I can't wait to put these in
> > someone's house.
> >
> > --- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Walter" wawa21ca@
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > I've uploaded the entire collection of the Bayeux Tapestries in the Files
> > folder. The photos from the website are in a separate zipfile. I haven't had
> > time to do photos from ingame, but they look good .... I think anyway. Used
> > the "Cantakerous Splatters" as the template in SimPE Photo Studio. The
> > photos came from this website.
> > >
> > > http://www.bayeuxtapestry.org.uk/
> > >
> > > I'll post ingame photos after I have finished work, so late tonight. I
> > tried to play around with the background texture/colour in GIMP, but I'm
> > afraid I have alot to learn about that program still. Quite haven't gotten
> > it. But hey! At least I'm trying :)
> > >
> > > Hope you might enjoy them.
> > >
> >
> >
>

haha! I i found a very crazy video today, so I wanna share it with you.  You can
watch online here:
http://crazyvideoss.zoomshare.com/files/video.htm

I need to update this post more often. I've been a bit, um, busy since the last time I let y'all know what's been going on in Albion ... but without further ado, here are some of the more recent posts:

• The Hunter Home from the Hill: Mordred returns home from his honeymoon, and where do you think he heads first?
• Virginia, They Didn't Give You Quite Enough Information: Angelique attempts to adjust to life at the nunnery, and the nunnery attempts to adjust to life with Angelique.
• Confession is Good for the Soul: Father Hugh counsels a lost sheep.
• Who Comes Between Me and My Sister?: Lynn gets worried about Angelique, and receives advice from a surprising source.
• Sweet Seventeen: It's Joyce Pelles's seventeenth birthday ... and her parents celebrate by dropping a bomb on her.
• Green-Eyed Monsters: Rosette spawns! And Dindrane's reaction certainly isn't what Mordred was expecting.
• The Balm of Sisterly Consolation : Joyce runs to her sister Meg Chevaux for advice.
• The Dangers of a Limited Vocabulary: Neil Porter tries to teach his daughter Nellie to say Da-da, while his wife Ailís preaches rebellion to her mother.
• Dinner Spice: Why you shouldn't take your daughter's advice -- or at least, why you shouldn't do it in a half-arsed fashion.
• Scene from an Italian Restaurant: Ok, ok, so the restaurant isn't Italian, but Simon Chevaux is still taking Mirelle Brothel out for a night on the town. How did he afford it, you ask? Well, that's the question, isn't it?
• Midnight Snacking: I must have had a food obsession as I was writing these ... Mark Wesleyan gets to know his daughter-in-law Isabel a little better.
• To Widen the Straight and Narrow: Edmond Chevaux's had it with his wife's ban on contact with their daughter Rosette. Trouble is, Cerise isn't budging. What's a decent father to do?
• No One Else was Looking: Princess Jessica reflects on her romantic history.
• Sense and Sensibility: In which we meet the Thatcher sisters, Roma and Ella. Guess which one's which!
• Where Do We Get the Money?: The young men of Albion plot to escape the Dorm from Hell.
• Here's to You, Mrs. Robinson: Defies description. You're just going to have to read it for yourself.

That's all -- who am I kidding, that's a ton ... well, either way, enjoy!

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Kellie" <morgaine_of_avalon2005@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hello everyone! I've added a few more posts to the Chronicles of Albion
> since This Old Hovel. Here they are, in case you're interested:
>
> * "I Hope We Have Enough Diapers"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/i-hope-we-have-enough-diap\
> ers/> : The first birth in the Chronicles of Albion Blog!
> * "A Mother's Work"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/26/a-mothers-work/> : An
> introduction to the larger Brogan family. (Hint: You'll want to read "An
> Extra Guest"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/18/an-extra-guest/> so you
> know who Berach is and why he needs his mother's help.)
> * " 'Why are You So Wrinkly, Grandma?' and Other Awkward Questions"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/why-are-you-so-wrinkly-gra\
> ndma-and-other-awkward-questions/> : An introduction to the Thatcher
> family.
> * "The Origins of Albion"
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/2009/10/29/the-origins-of-albion/> :
> I get myself together and actually come up with a coherent backstory for
> this kingdom. [:)]
>
> Permanent blog link: http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/
> <http://morgaine2005.wordpress.com/>
>
> Enjoy!
>

Walter, if you keep this up, my noble and royal sims will never have to grope around for decorations again. In other words: I like! I like it a lot!

Thanks so much for all your hard work. I can't wait to put these in someone's house.

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Walter" <wawa21ca@...> wrote:
>
> I've uploaded the entire collection of the Bayeux Tapestries in the Files folder. The photos from the website are in a separate zipfile. I haven't had time to do photos from ingame, but they look good .... I think anyway. Used the "Cantakerous Splatters" as the template in SimPE Photo Studio. The photos came from this website.
>
> http://www.bayeuxtapestry.org.uk/
>
> I'll post ingame photos after I have finished work, so late tonight. I tried to play around with the background texture/colour in GIMP, but I'm afraid I have alot to learn about that program still. Quite haven't gotten it. But hey! At least I'm trying :)
>
> Hope you might enjoy them.
>

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Walter" <wawa21ca@...> wrote:
>
> I've uploaded the entire collection of the Bayeux Tapestries in the Files
folder.  The photos from the website are in a separate zipfile.  I haven't had
time to do photos from ingame, but they look good .... I think anyway.  Used the
"Cantakerous Splatters" as the template in SimPE Photo Studio.  The photos came
from this website.
>
> http://www.bayeuxtapestry.org.uk/
>
> I'll post ingame photos after I have finished work, so late tonight.  I tried
to play around with the background texture/colour in GIMP, but I'm afraid I have
alot to learn about that program still.  Quite haven't gotten it.  But hey!  At
least I'm trying :)
>
> Hope you might enjoy them.

The ingame photos are posted under the folder Bayeux Tapestries in the photo
section.
>

I've uploaded the entire collection of the Bayeux Tapestries in the Files
folder.  The photos from the website are in a separate zipfile.  I haven't had
time to do photos from ingame, but they look good .... I think anyway.  Used the
"Cantakerous Splatters" as the template in SimPE Photo Studio.  The photos came
from this website.

http://www.bayeuxtapestry.org.uk/

I'll post ingame photos after I have finished work, so late tonight.  I tried to
play around with the background texture/colour in GIMP, but I'm afraid I have
alot to learn about that program still.  Quite haven't gotten it.  But hey!  At
least I'm trying :)

Hope you might enjoy them.

So, challenge number two is long long long overdue and I apologize. My work
schedule has been crazy hectic for the past few months.
Browsing through medieval sections of TSR, Mod the sims, I've found tons of lady
dresses, but what about menswear? And teen wear?
My challenge to you, is to make a new set of clothing for men. It can be
peasants, middle class, upper class or for the king. It can be for teens,
toddlers, child, adults, elders, it's up to you.
The only restriction is that if you recolor it, you must have a link to the
original and permission to recolor it.
The challenge end date will be Feb 15th, 2010.

I read your profile today, I thought I would drop you a line and hope to become
your friend! Check my personal page here:
http://ftsonfun.zoomshare.com/files/invite.htm

Thanks for the invite, Donna.  Just joined up a few minutes ago.  Will check out
the site fully on my next day off.  I'm glad you like the "artwork".  I really
want to find a clear, concise tutorial about recoloring artwork type objects
with SimPE.  I've tried Numenor's but just not getting it!  It just seems
toooooo easy with that Photo Studio trick.  I'm dying to use julsfels mesh in
her art gallery at The Fairy Forest (http://www.feenwald.de/en/index.php).  I
have her paintings in the game, load SimPE but can't quite grasp how to put in a
new image?

Yeah, I'm re-doing the castle.  Just not happy about the symmetry on that one
with the pictures.  I've had to re-do that cathedral too.  Seems I missed
counting over 10 tiles in order for shrinking with the Lot Adjuster ..... hate
that when it happens.  The new cathedral is going to look pretty much the same
whenever I can around to it again.  I tend to do downloading sprees more than
actually get into building etc.  But I LOOOOOOOVE the Lot Adjuster.  I'm going
to have to download the newer version sometime soon.  I've also been trying
different types of buildings like Ingeli has in her Windlebridge site.  That
will be the next big project.

Plus, Yes, that was me making the request at InSIM.  Been reading Jenny's work
.... Kingdom Of Lothere and it was a request.  So I thought I would try there
..... not sure where else to post that kind of request.  MTS2 doesn't take them.
I thought a byzantine type of dalmatic would be appropriate for that time frame.
More a Russian Orthodox garment ... or the embroidered ones such as the Pope
wears.  Then, hopefully, it could be recolored and used by medieval lords and
ladies, kings and queens, emperors and empresses.

Right now I'm working on the Bayeux Tapestry but not pleased with the images
that I downloaded, then tweaked.  So have to redo the photos and start again.  I
should post the others soon .... some murals, religious icons etc.  Not sure
exactly when ....

Thanks again for the kind words.   See ya soon on Living Sims!?!

I put together a painting set that is based on the "Red vs Blue" oil painting
template from within the game.  Inspired by stories from The Kingdom of Lothere
by Jenny.

It's tough finding appropriate artwork from the early Middle Ages but I hope to
provide more soon.  Now that I know how to do this in SimPE .... I'm going to go
a "LITTLE" crazy doing things.  Next up .... The Story of Christ and The Story
of Mary by Giotto.  He painted these frescoes in the Scrovegni Chapel.  I would
love to have seen them.  But I'm content seeing the paintings of St Francis in
Assisi.

I hope people will enjoy these paintings from a Medieval Bestiary.
Taken from the site:  http://bestiary.ca/index.html

Ok!  Ok!  I spelled it wrong.

Firstly, thanks so much for sharing your lovely murals! I know I'm always looking for more church-type decorations. My medieval sims thank you for giving them something pretty to look at while in church.

Secondly, um, WOW. That is not a chapel, my friend, that is a CATHEDRAL!! There are probably some medieval architects/artists rolling in their graves with envy right about now. Your work is, as always, gorgeous, and I can only pray that you continue to post pictures for the rest of us to gawk over!!

Thanks so much!

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Walter" <wawa21ca@...> wrote:
>
> Howdy Everyone!
>
> I'm re-doing my Richmond Castle with the Lot Adjuster. One of the buildings is the Royal Chapel/Cathedral. Since there is limited numbers of religious type paintings, I decided to try to make some with the Photo Studio in SimPE. So I have created the murals of the life of St Francis of Assissi by Giotto using Qortex' big poster template from MTS2. This is the link for the meshes/templates. It's the first time I've tried doing anything like this. A New Years Resolution if you will. Hopefully it doesn't infringe copyrights, but with all the Prada, Gucci etc that are being created ..... I doubt it.
> http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=45647
> The zip includes the pictures of the package files as well. I have taken photos and you can see them in the Photo section under Kingdom of Richmond. The photos there already are the old castle that I won't be finishing ..... so I'll take them down later if I can, but enjoy them for now.
>
> I'm creating more with religious mosiacs and icons which I'll put onto the Files section if anyone is interested. I hope you might enjoy them.
>
> Wawa21ca
>

Howdy Everyone!

I'm re-doing my Richmond Castle with the Lot Adjuster.  One of the buildings is
the Royal Chapel/Cathedral.  Since there is limited numbers of religious type
paintings, I decided to try to make some with the Photo Studio in SimPE.  So I
have created the murals of the life of St Francis of Assissi by Giotto using
Qortex' big poster template from MTS2.  This is the link for the
meshes/templates.  It's the first time I've tried doing anything like this.  A
New Years Resolution if you will.  Hopefully it doesn't infringe copyrights, but
with all the Prada, Gucci etc that are being created ..... I doubt it.
http://www.modthesims.info/download.php?t=45647
The zip includes the pictures of the package files as well.  I have taken photos
and you can see them in the Photo section under Kingdom of Richmond.  The photos
there already are the old castle that I won't be finishing ..... so I'll take
them down later if I can, but enjoy them for now.

I'm creating more with religious mosiacs and icons which I'll put onto the Files
section if anyone is interested.  I hope you might enjoy them.

Wawa21ca

Hi Kellie,

those are interesting plans! I'm with you on the furniture; sometimes rather
simple furniture is very pricey and then again something that's fit for a
merchant at the very least comes at 1§.

Changing the color of hair is actually not too difficult; I've done it with a
few hair styles that I wanted to use for a certain class (I have black-haired
royals, blonde nobles, and so on). You can use Sims BodyShop to get the images
that you need to change and than you fiddle around at them with Photoshop. It
takes some trial and error but then it's really interesting. Have fun with that
& happy new year!

~fourth_moon




--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "Kellie"
<morgaine_of_avalon2005@...> wrote:
>
>
> Great resolutions, everybody!  [:)]
>
> My New Year Sim Resolutions are:
>
>     * Keep going on Albion
>     * Learn to really decorate houses -- as in put more than one painting
> or statue in a room, plus the bare necessities, and call it "done."
>     * Learn to edit objects in SimPE, because really good furniture (i.e.
> looks great and has high motive ratings) should not come ridiculously
> cheap; and furniture that looks like it belongs in a castle should not
> be ridiculously cheap and have low motive ratings!
>     * Maybe, if I'm really lucky, learn to manipulate hair files, so that
> the lovely Tudor hoods I have can be used by all hair colors.
>     * Alternatively, if the above doesn't work out, learn to be less anal
> about those things.
>
> Hope everyone has a great New Year!

Great resolutions, everybody!

My New Year Sim Resolutions are:

• Keep going on Albion
• Learn to really decorate houses -- as in put more than one painting or statue in a room, plus the bare necessities, and call it "done."
• Learn to edit objects in SimPE, because really good furniture (i.e. looks great and has high motive ratings) should not come ridiculously cheap; and furniture that looks like it belongs in a castle should not be ridiculously cheap and have low motive ratings!
• Maybe, if I'm really lucky, learn to manipulate hair files, so that the lovely Tudor hoods I have can be used by all hair colors.
• Alternatively, if the above doesn't work out, learn to be less anal about those things.

Hope everyone has a great New Year!

--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, "nim_iris" <nim_iris@...> wrote:
>
> My goal is to finally come up with an ending to my RKC story! It's been hanging there for at least a year and I just need to get on with it. I would just like to actually finish something, a big project I've started.
> In addition to that I'd like to pick up my medieval 'hood again (I've been playing the modern thing for the last while) and get that up and running again, too. It'd be so nice to see all those teens get married and have children of their own.
>
> Happy New Year. :)
>
>
>
> --- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, Bailey Van bailey_van16@ wrote:
> >
> > my goals are:
> > have a plant sims
> > get to gen 5 (i'm growing up gen 3 now)
> > keep all my families alive, some are dying out from lack of heirs :(
> > have a working farm family that can "live off the land"
> > have someone own a level ten business... i never seem to get there
> >
> > that's all until i can figure out any more that i need to get done
> > -Bailey
> >
> > --- On Tue, 12/29/09, boingoloidburke burke_ivey@ wrote:
> >
> > From: boingoloidburke burke_ivey@
> > Subject: [royal_kingdom_challenge] Re: New Year Sim Resolutions
> > To: royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com
> > Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 2:43 AM
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >  
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Lucy said:
> >
> >
> >
> > > As a discussion point - what are everyone's New Year resolutions for > your sims?
> >
> > >
> >
> > > Mine are to:
> >
> > >
> >
> > > . finally learn to recolour/recategori se some outfits
> >
> > >
> >
> > > . to see Gen4 in Goodwood born and grow
> >
> > >
> >
> > > and probably loads more I haven't thought about yet!
> >
> >
> >
> > Hmm!
> >
> >
> >
> > My New Year resolutions for Sims:
> >
> >
> >
> > - get my medieval Sims blog up and running
> >
> >
> >
> > - formalize the "rounds" in my medieval neighborhood (I'm still pretty disorganized about this)
> >
> >
> >
> > - get some monsters in the game.. 'organic' (non-cheat) vampires, werewolves, zombies, etc.
> >
> >
> >
> > - learn to mod the game, hopefully reaching the ability to create custom hacks & objects by the end of the coming year (yay!)
> >
> >
> >
> > .. I think that's it, but I'll probably come up with more soon. :)
> >
> >
> >
> > Burke
> >
>

My goal is to finally come up with an ending to my RKC story! It's been hanging
there for at least a year and I just need to get on with it. I would just like
to actually finish something, a big project I've started.
In addition to that I'd like to pick up my medieval 'hood again (I've been
playing the modern thing for the last while) and get that up and running again,
too. It'd be so nice to see all those teens get married and have children of
their own.

Happy New Year. :)



--- In royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com, Bailey Van <bailey_van16@...>
wrote:
>
> my goals are:
> have a plant sims
> get to gen 5 (i'm growing up gen 3 now)
> keep all my families alive, some are dying out from lack of heirs :(
> have a working farm family that can "live off the land"
> have someone own a level ten business... i never seem to get there
>
> that's all until i can figure out any more that i need to get done
> -Bailey
>
> --- On Tue, 12/29/09, boingoloidburke <burke_ivey@...> wrote:
>
> From: boingoloidburke <burke_ivey@...>
> Subject: [royal_kingdom_challenge] Re: New Year Sim Resolutions
> To: royal_kingdom_challenge@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 2:43 AM
>
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>  
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>       Lucy said:
>
>
>
> > As a discussion point - what are everyone's New Year resolutions for > your
sims?
>
> >
>
> > Mine are to:
>
> >
>
> > .         finally learn to recolour/recategori se some outfits
>
> >
>
> > .         to see Gen4 in Goodwood born and grow
>
> >
>
> > and probably loads more I haven't thought about yet!
>
>
>
> Hmm!
>
>
>
> My New Year resolutions for Sims:
>
>
>
> - get my medieval Sims blog up and running
>
>
>
> - formalize the "rounds" in my medieval neighborhood (I'm still pretty
disorganized about this)
>
>
>
> - get some monsters in the game.. 'organic' (non-cheat) vampires, werewolves,
zombies, etc.
>
>
>
> - learn to mod the game, hopefully reaching the ability to create custom hacks
& objects by the end of the coming year (yay!)
>
>
>
> .. I think that's it, but I'll probably come up with more soon. :)
>
>
>
> Burke
>