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Just so you know, hotel front desk is just as overworked and underpaid as the bellpeople, bartenders, and servers. They're also the first ones in the line of fire when a guest goes full Karen. They deserve just as much love (read: tips) as the others, but rarely if ever get it. Especially the overnight folks.
I agree with everything you said, and I’m happy to boost the signal.
Do you know if anyone has gyudon, aka beef bowl, to go with Rex's rice cookers? A sim can't live on TKG alone, you know. :)
I am not sure if anyone made an add-on pack. 🤷♀️
remember how people were shipping the onceler with himself? anyway this has nothing to do with that
Your "Master List" has finally made its way to my dash. :) So how many of the popular notions of Ancient Egypt are actually yet more Victorian inventions?
I have no idea about the actual number, but Victorian-Fuck-Up-Extraordinaire no. 1 is the whole “spoooooky curses of the pharaohs” thing. Egyptians didn’t really do curses - they’d chisel some warnings into tomb lintels to keep contemporary robbers out (didn’t quite work out for them), but that was about the extent of it. Sometimes they’d write a letter to a deceased relative to ask this relative to stop fucking with their life, though. If you want actual crazy curse stuff you want to look at the ancient Romans, who were absolutely fucking creepy about it.
Victorian-Fuck-Up-Extraordinaire no. 2 is chiselling vanity holes into reliefs depicting ancient Egyptian dicks. I mean come on, leave the dicks alone.
Please tell me you’re watching the Jesus Christ Superstar concert tonight. So. Much. Awesome. 😇
Prince of Egypt all the way for celebrating Passover.
Late 20s? Hah! Youngling. I'm 48 and still walking on the other guy's lawn. :)
What kills me is that anon decided that I was too old to be running a STAR WARS blog of all things. A fandom that started in 1977. Forget not even being born when the first movie came out, anon’s mother probably hadn’t even gotten her period yet.