No you! You make a dumpster fire like me blush
Just a moment...(ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧
No you! You make a dumpster fire like me blush
The graphs in the article:
Glad you got it over with, and sorry it always hurts so much. Wishing you a speedy recovery comrade.
Every year for Christmas,
some friends of distant relatives who own a couple hundred head of cattle slaughter a couple as "gifts" and they send maybe 30lbs of meat each to a bunch of other families for the holidays, which is further divided and gifted out depending on freezer space and need.
Try ice cream too
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I can attempt to put one together tomorrow, and maybe others can chime in once we get the list started. I have taken a lot of mental load off of myself by having sets of instructions for things, even as simple as doing laundry, but I've never really written them down in one place, so it's a good opportunity to do that. If you haven't heard from me for a bit I probably ran out of spoons, but I do want to try! Glad you've been on the mend, and thank you for the idea
Edit: accidentally deleted that huge text post trying to edit it on mobile
Bump amber volcel police whataboutism
Nice
Take care, comrade and thank you for all that you do
I will never stop playing with toys and enjoying things that give me a sense of wonder. Refuse to be shamed, become ungovernable
Thank you for sharing, we could all use a little more joy in our lives!
I still mask everywhere, and am usually the only one. Someone is sick every other week with something or other, and it's so demoralizing. It scares me because people I care for have had it multiple times and each one has developed some additional medical issue in the last 3 years. Yet there's no precautions taken, no thought to being sick a week out of every month, no concern for the persistent coughs and memory issues. I can't even address the fact that it puts vulnerable people at risk still, that masking shouldn't be just a personal choice but one made in solidarity with every comrade.
I think so, because you have the option to start from scratch, or start from a previous save. I started with a year-old save that was already year 5, and I'm running around like year 1 again (which I like). Besides the new achievements available, the art has been updated, QOL has been taken into account, there's a new farm, a mastery system, new events and festivals, new items/crops have been added, and my personal favorite is the addition of multiple pets. Probably 20-30 hours more of content for normal players, possibly more. I haven't read too much because I'm enjoying not being spoiled on it. ...So yeah, I think even old school players will enjoy picking it up again, if only just to collect all the new stuff.
The chiyo-chichi edit is sending me
I finally picked up Stardew Valley again after the 1.6 update, and I am smitten with the game all over again. Perfect cozy game to get through the holidays too.
My god you might be on to something