nothing lasts forever, babe, you know it breaks my heart

i love the little laundry area! all the small touches, the sink and washer in my color range and decorative flowers...it's just great.

so many pretty rugs. and the Very Blue light! i enjoy your wish to make me a sim with things like plants that i just would not prioritize as a person. (i do always approve of string lights, though--as you know.)

the rainbow row of cat dishes makes me happy--and the shelves, looking all off-kilter and mismatched, are perfect! lovely chaos holding order.

very pretty stove and fridge. i long for that much counter space! ooh a smoothie maker

ha and then i feel vindicated by the fact that you even went back to the first option again! before finding one you liked best. i enjoy seeing what you think will suit me, or what you know i'll like.

i love the entryway rug. :) ooh, and i liked both kitchen wallpapers you put up--the first one was very cheery.

i like the completed landscaping, very cohesive. and 'riotous blooms' is an excellent way to describe it--exactly my idea of the perfect garden :D

i've been crying over agatha and charlotte all season but when charlotte says we have such fun together and they're holding hands and holding back tears, that's when i'm sobbing for entirely personal reasons

the end of this season left me with so many images stuck in my head in a nice way. the water overflowing from the bathtub. the overhead shot of all the dancers. sophie being walked down the aisle. it was just beautiful.

eloise, who has raged against the marriage market machine for years, watching her marriage-obsessed little sister discard all her treasures and declare she is now going to be like eloise: oh no i have perhaps gone too far

benedict yelling at his mom giving me the exact conflict i longed for this season: that's right toss your bleeding heart in her face alongside her parenting ideals and demand that violet justify ignoring both in the name of propriety...three years of happy children and all's well marriages leading right into this forbidden love match with all the inevitability of a slow motion train crash

well i will say that their heartbreak is the most believable i've seen from both sides of a bridgerton love story so far, and that's not an insult to the others who came before. benedict and sophie are just out here making it hurt to watch them hurt, and i think it's because benedict's always been a messy open book with his feelings on the table for the world to see so he breaks in front of her even as she's the one doing the breaking. but we know all of sophie's reasons for trying to stay safe and protected so it's just as wrenching to know she's holding it in, until she stops trying and then we're witnessing her devastation and it is just. a lot.