Sure. Why not. Just because I hate this kind of question. Yes. It’s better. In the same way that it’s better to have a cookie and then eat it and not have a cookie anymore.
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Sure. Why not. Just because I hate this kind of question. Yes. It’s better. In the same way that it’s better to have a cookie and then eat it and not have a cookie anymore.
Some kids? Yeah, Mitzi, I guess “some kids” are on break right now. The ones in public school. Possibly even the ones in home school, for all I know. I mean, I don’t want to look into it.
Anyway, MItzi is sad because she wasn’t always good at arts and crafts like she was always good at reading. She would spend summers reading! I did that at least one or two summers, too! Reading is good for you! It’s good for your brain! It makes you eloquent, like I am!
Mitzi’s just DROWNING in soccer balls! She inherited a warehouse full of ‘em from a great-uncle who didn’t even know he had it, he just gave out warehouses at random to all of his relatives and that’s the one Mitzi got.
Bam didn’t even realize he LIKED soccer, but now that he’s got a ball, he’s starting to think that MAYBE HE DOES! Exciting stuff! And I got one, too, even though I already had one and don’t want this one! Can’t give it back, though, because Mitzi believes that the soccer balls are cursed, and she wants to get rid of her entire supply before they take her out like they did her great-uncle.
Does anybody remember Where’s George? I’m surprised that it’s still around, honestly, but it totally is. It’s a site where you can register dollar bills to “track” them and see all of the other places that they’ve been registered, thus allowing you to know how well-travelled any given bill is.
Because dollar bills can’t tell you! No more than logs can! They’re just dead, inert lumps of matter with no ability to see things or tell anybody about them! So hooray for the log, travelling the world, but nobody can ever know about it because the log doesn’t even know about it!
Mitzi having a nightmare in the hammock. What’s much more interesting to me is the fact that Mitzi’s face is not set up correctly to wear glasses, due to the height of her eyes on her face.
When I was young, people would literally push my glasses up my nose for me because it bothered them so much to see how far down I’d let them slide. It made me crazy. How could it not? People were reaching out to put hands on my face!
Anyway, the point of that is that I won’t do it to Mitzi, and you shouldn’t, either. Just let it bother you.
The second set of Father’s Day quotes from the next set of animals. I keep calling them “villagers” out of habit, but they aren’t villagers in this game. They’re animals. Animals with dads. All of them have dads. If you don’t have a dad, try not to feel too left out!
The day after Mitzi moved out of my town, she was added to pocket camp. I like to think she moved out so she could travel around in a tent ⛺️🌲
look at her little hat!!!! adorbs!! I love this update so much