I’ve been really busy the past few days (getting prepared for college in the fall – registering for classes, dorm stuff, roomates, etc). I can’t really tell if I’m more excited or nervous about leaving home…I think excitement wins out. But enough about me; after all, this is a Sims blog.
I had to laugh at myself a couple of days ago when I realized I had downloaded some custom content that made my game fail to load neighborhoods. YAY, I get the prize for most irresponsible CC enthusiast. Seriously, though, it pissed me off, and in my exasperated rage, I uninstalled the entire game (again…) and reinstalled it. I’m going to try using sims3packs more than packages this time to see if it helps at all.
Phew. I’m so tired of thinking about my pathetic technical difficulties. It’s time I actually played the game some, and I’m currently considering the idea of a legacy. I’ve never completed one, and I think it’d be fun to entirely rebuild Twinbrook while populating the neighborhood over ten generations. While reorganizing my packages again, I tried to think up a name for the legacy, and whether I wanted to make the founder male or female (at the moment, I prefer the idea of a female founder). The name “Paperweight” has stuck with me for a few days for some reason (I guess it’s because I secretly love paperweights? In theory, they do sound pretty useful). To me, at least, that name could go well with book/literary/author names for the kidlets.
Oh, and I made a livejournal account so that I could join the ts3legacies community. I’ll post my legacy entries here and there, but I’ll probably keep posting here more. 
