simstarr's Blog

 Finally tommorrow I get paid, and I finally get to see what Sims3 looks like. I started playing the first Sims when I was about sixteen and I loved it but I got annoyed with it quickly because all the different areas you could play (becoming a star or wizardfolk) just took too long to get into so I just mainly built mansions.

When Sims2 came out, I was suprised at how good the graphics were, I haven't played the first Sims since.  I know it pretty much is the same thing except in this they get older and die. With numerous cheats and hacks in, I grow up from a baby make sure their needs are met and that they get to work and/or school on time. Thanks to this story -  http://lakesideheights.blogspot.com/ and the author Laura (brilliant story) Iv'e slowed down now and let the game run as it happens. I can't wait for Sims3.

I always like to take time writing these, just so include other things that happened or saw during the day. When it comes to my memory it's a lot like a goldfish - I tend to forget almost every ten seconds.

I watched Beverly Hills Chihuahua which was a good light-hearted comedy, The Sisterhood Of The Travelling Pants was alright but it was slow moving. One of the young men reminded me of Heath Ledger (the english one that does the play with the dark-skinned girl...see Iv'e forgotten her name already!) I saw Yes Man and it's a bit different than all the other Jim Carrey movies I think. Zooey Deschanel looks as ugly as ever *sarcasm*. Really, I think they looked nice together.

Anyways, since it's almost two in the morning I'll have to go to sleep. :)

 Wait a second, I'm not using my kids as an excuse! Yes, I loved him, I always had done after he did that I was still able to put it aside and let my kids have their father around which was extremely hard for me to do. I didn't immediately take him back, I did kick him out for a short while. Meanwhile my children just wanted him back. Since he is their father I agreed to give him another chance and since then wev'e slowly worked at being together again. I told him after it happened that I would never marry him and I find myself now debating if I will be staying single and if I will marry him.

I don't know, maybe it isn't just him I'm scared of.

http://www.experienceproject.com/question...

 Gulliver wasn't really mine but I could control him better than the woman that owned him. (My partner's mother) She decided to take him in because he wasn't a puppy anymore so his owner's got rid of him. The breeder had no room for him so we looked after him.

After a couple of months, my partner and I had a fight. One that of course led to my moving out in to an apartment. I missed Gulliver alot and a couple of months went by before I got to talk either of them again.

That's when she told me she had found Gulliver a new home. Another couple of months went by and the people that had looked after Gulliver had mistreated him. Helen (partner's mother), was shocked at the way he'd been treated because she had known the people a long time. Anyway she brought Gulliver home and fed him on things he eat, when he felt up to it and bathed after realising the idiots left him fly blown for so long it had gone right through his skin. 

Not long after that he died, of course. I regret not having more time with him, he was such a lovely dog.

 Ok, so it is my first time here. It's very different from other blog sites. Just been looking around the site and found this: 

http://www.experienceproject.com/quiz/qui...

I found it a bit strange considering I was a drummer for a little while but I suppose you can't please everyone and also I'm this sort of lady:

"You are very outwardly expressive and outspoken. You have a vibrant energy and enjoy culture and other stimulation. You love discovering new restuarants and places. It gives you energy to be around others. You sometimes are too busy or seek perfection. You are sensual and creative. You find yourself drawn to warmth and comfort. You are often on the move."

Which is mostly right.