Exactly, Raymond! In addition to drinking a little coffee, there's nothing wrong with eating some coffee jelly or espresso ice-cream or coffee marie biscuits either! These are the little things that make me happy.
In other news, Kapp'n brought me to an island where the sakura was blooming! It made me realize that I'm ready for winter to go away. Couldn't resist a selfie. The sakura trees are sooo beautiful.
I'm glad I've always been averse to having my photo taken, so there's no evidence of me hanging out at the discotheques and pubs back in the day, dancing into the wee hours of the morning, sipping a coke and bourbon or a brown cow, dressed in the tightest littlest miniskirts with blue mascara on my lashes and blue enamel on my nails. In much more recent news, I visited Littlestar's newest move-in. She's still busy unpacking.
So I caught up with Kitty, our newest move-in! She was fishing by the lake outside the museum.
The last concert I went to was Def Leppard's. It was so good! I also have fond memories of watching Sting at the indoor stadium. That was at least a decade ago.
And with that donation of a motherly statue, I'm only two paintings away from completing the museum. Which means... just a couple more decades and I'll be done.
All's well that ends well, Marshal, thank you for the story! It's unfortunate that this doesn't happen often enough in real life. The news these days makes me angry and sad all at once. There is no happy ending for too many people, through no fault of their own.
Resetti finally showed up at the Roost! I was happy to see him. Ah, I have fond memories of him showing up in my game and berating me for resetting.
Poor Resetti feels lonely now. I wonder why he hasn't been given his old job back. Make it an option for players, you know? More choices can never be a bad thing.
Of course he's right. He never went too far. All of us survived the experience, haven't we?
Just when I thought I've heard it all! Fuchsia's been a Littlestar resident since June 2020. She's told me so much about her family and her grandparents. She has stories about the kid who looked up to her, a friend who was tone-deaf, the old lady in the park and how she got into trouble working at the antique store. I love that she defends Littlestar whenever a snooty suggests changing things up. Her conversations with her smug, lazy and cranky neighbours crack me up. And today, a story I've not heard before.
The aquarium is definitely my favourite section in the museum. It's quiet and peaceful and yet so full of life with so many types of amazing looking fish and colourful coral in the tanks. And thanks to the new in-game camera modes, I can take better pictures than ever.
In the outside world, the Littlestar Coffee Club meets every Friday at the plaza to have lively, scintillating conversations about the magical life-sustaining properties of our favourite hot beverage. Never a dull moment.
In real life, it has been a happy day because I watched the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 movie! I was a total fangirl and wore one of my five a Jujutsu Kaisen tshirt to the cinema.
Spotted Kitty walking through the bamboo forest. This forest used to be a lot bigger. I moved it to a smaller corner at the northern part of the map, and somehow it now attracts more islanders to visit it. It's a picturesque spot.
Then I was seized by the terrible urge to edit the screenshot to death.
I think I like it. It has the feel of an ink painting.
Among my islanders, my two smugs Raymond and Marshal, count as constant serious thinkers. Rain or shine or snow, in the morning or at dusk, I often find them deep in thought. (My response is to leave them alone. )
In other news, I think I might be addicted to playing Core Keeper. I opened it up and 3 hours passed before I realized I needed to stop so I could go cook dinner for the family! It's a fun game. Like a top-down Terraria. You dig and mine to find resources and, if you like, do some fishing and farming. Besides exploration, crafting and base-building, there are enemies and boss fights. Can't wait to play more.
Good weather encourages one to get out and about, doesn't it? Where I live, even though we see the sun every day, I feel no urge to go outside unless I have errands to run. Because it's always too hot and humid. I've lived here all my life and I never got used to it. If only I could join my islanders! It looks like perfect weather they're enjoying these days.