I was crying a lot yesterday and it was not a good time to watch CR4 an hear him cry too. So I gave him a nice cozy bed so he can rest. AZUNE MY SHAYLA.
(Yes this is the first time I drew him and idk why bcs I love him so much and he's currently my fav CR4 character)
When you accidentally say the q word (quest) and your knight starts gently clanking from their happy wiggles like now you've done it, you have to send them into the dragon's lair or their helmet ploom will droop and they'll start waxing sad poetic in the moonlight
The Billingsley family bought the Middle Ground Lighthouse from the Coast Guard for 2005 for $31,000. Aside from the deterioration they say it stunk to high heavens from birds making it their rookery.
The fixer-upper was no problem for this couple and their two college-aged sons. They happen to be a family of engineers.
It was a wreck, having been abandoned since 1955. But, with the help of other family and friends, it took them 3yrs. to restore, and now it's for sale, fully furnished. Offers should be in the $350k to $450k range. (Taking offers until July 4th). They still love it, but, now that the sons have moved out of state, they feel it's time to move on. And, now in their 70s, it's hard to climb the ladders and maintain.)
BEFORE & AFTER. Zillow wouldn't take the listing, so it has its own website. It will accommodate 10, but the most that they hosted was 45. Here are some before & after photos of the property. Of course, it's only accessible by boat. It's in Chesapeake Bay, Newport News, VA.
I wouldn't even know where to begin.
Yikes! Look at the before.
The porthole room only had a hole.
Now, it accommodates a lot of family & friends.
And, even has a cool mural.
The kitchen was basically non-existent.
It's pretty roomy and functional now.
It accommodates a ton of people. Imagine Thanksgiving here?
The bedrooms were in bad shape, too.
They were kind of creepy, too.
But, now they're cheerful and bright.
The deck.
This must be the bathroom door.
There's also a toilet under the stairs in the kitchen.
The cellar.
Looks like they keep the equipment down here.
And, finally, the lantern room. The Coast Guard has access to this.
Beautiful new lantern.
The owners said it's a fun place.
Historic Middle Ground Lighthouse, a fully restored private lighthouse in Virginiaâs Chesapeake Bay. A rare, one-of-a-kind waterfront proper
âŠand the vet was like, âYou know the thing with geriatric cats isââ and I was like, âWhat do you mean, geriatric?! Itâs a little baby, look at her!"
Kumail Nanjiani: Night Thoughts (2025)
It's really hard to grade that 'in general' because different games require different skills, but I've definitely gone from rubbish as a kid to pretty good as a teenager to just above average as an adult with less time for it.
I'm too old and busy to sink a hundred hours to start having fun playing a moba, so most of the games I like to play now aren't based on twitch clicking and fast reaction times anymore.
Which is funny because, re: 'in general' being hard to quantify, I was a fucking god at Fistful of Frag back in the 2010's. I chained four headshots from the hip on four players jumping from rooftop to rooftop and charging at me with melee weapons. I shot dead ten players with a revolver in each hand without reloading. I was consistently the top of my server. But not only did I lose that edge they also changed the game a little bit since them and now what's hip is weird and confusing to me.
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