#ms3b

I get nostalgic sometimes and like to check out old sites, such as MS3B. Some links still work on there, after all! A few months ago, I was surprised to find a new entry on the blog. The blog owner Joe describes why he left the Sims community and what happened (medical/hospital issues), and I left a comment there for him. I now noticed that as a thanks, he put my blog on top of the page for nostalgic people like me who still visit the blog (and apparently, the blog still gets thousands of views daily!). So maybe that plays a part in my slow but somewhat steady influx of followers... If you found me through that banner, feel free to leave a comment down below!

Are any adfly links accessible anymore or have they all gone from moderate risk to fully malicious?  I just don’t see the point in posting finds/keeping old posts (with adfly) anymore if people can’t access them anyway.

I'm still playing The Sims 4 but was going through some old Sims 2 stuff last week and decided to reinstall the game.  Then found an old folder with stuff I thought I had lost, so I was really excited and I wanted to play the game with a proper University/Dorm life and a proper Business where people actually pay at a cash register and they weren't just for managing employees.    Anyway, these were two of my favorite houses in The Sims 2.  I can't remember where the first one is from but the second I think was from Parsimonious, although it's gone now,  Since I looked for it a couple of years ago.

My sister and her kids all looked at me like I was crazy when they tried them, so if you are used to having daily iced coffees with 100 sugars, a bucket of cream and jamochaalmondwhatever you will most likely hate these.

Another day sitting in traffic for 45 minutes to go to a store less than two miles away has me looking for a new home in The New Hampshire White Mountains area once again.  I could sell my house (which is a quarter the size of this museum quality restored 1795 Federal) and pay off almost all of it in cash.  So when browsing the neighborhood in bing maps, I came across this weird/fab dish washing gloved lady/ghost/scarecrow on the side of a nearby country road.  Looks like I’m staying in the Boston suburbs a little longer.  

Thank you for telling me. :)  It looks fine to me but I changed it and I hope that’s better for you.

This house, one town over from where I live is up for sale again.  It was sold a couple of years ago for just over $500,000.00 and the new price is just under 1.7 million.  Bravo to whoever flipped this for keeping/restoring its 1744 charm and not bulldozing every wall and making it one big room with no trace of its original character.

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