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The game is a few years old now, so you might already be aware of it, but have you heard of the game Bear and Breakfast? It might be up your alley. It is ultimately a hotel management game, but you are a Bear trying to revitalize the park where you live and bring the people back after a ✨mysterious ✨ something drove them away. The wider story is really interesting in an ominous way.
I had not heard of that! I'll have to look it up because it sounds delightful.
Number 4 for the Buck/Tommy ask game 💙
4. Who proposes?
Honestly, I think they are both ready to ask, but both freak out about it for a while, thinking they're jumping in way too quick. They're both more cautious and deliberate with the relationship this time around.
But Buck has been trying to figure out the perfect plan for a while now. He doesn't want to propose while they're out for dinner-- he's got bad connotations with restaurants now, to the point where he refuses to ever dine at Miceli's again-- plus he's seen how badly public proposals can go. He's thought about asking at some scenic vista while they're out for a hike, but he doesn't really the memory to be of them hot and sweaty and dressed in workout clothes.
Buck is also slightly worried that if he gets down on one knee, his bad leg will act up when he tries to get back up again, and the last thing he wants is to look weak right after he asks Tommy to tie their lives together.
In the end, none of his worrying and planning matters, anyways.
Because he's standing at the stove one evening, sautéing the veggies for primavera, when Tommy walks up behind him, slides his arms around Evan's waist, and flips open the ring box he's holding in one hand, and says "Hey, babe? D'you want to? Because I really, really want to spend the rest of my life with you", pressing the words and gentle kisses directly into the side of Evan's neck.
send this to all your favourite moots and roll a snowball! KEEP THE SNOWBALL ROLLING!❄️🤍❄️🤍❄️
Ahhh! Robin! I love you!
send this to all your favourite moots and roll a snowball! KEEP THE SNOWBALL ROLLING!❄️🤍❄️🤍❄️
Aw thank Robin!
send this to all your favourite moots and roll a snowball! KEEP THE SNOWBALL ROLLING!❄️🤍❄️🤍❄️
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We have @round--robin in with Even Trade: Your Heart for Mine
Relationship: Eskel/Lambert (The Witcher) Rating: T
Oh, for the WIPs, Centerfold? (Also if I sent you this already, delete this one. I just woke up and I’m very sleepy.)
It's a Blackhands and Izzy x OC fic! It's about Ed realising that he's taken Izzy for granted (post-season one), and he's trying to get closer to him but Izzy's heartbroken and more withdrawn than ever. When Stede comes back Izzy leaves and runs into his first love, then Ed comes looking for him.
Hello! For the artist asks, #9, please. What are you file naming conventions? I always like seeing what people call their files
It's usually name(s)+pose+type of drawing in camel case, so this one is
HoltProfileDoodle.png
This results in my art folder being more or less alphabetically ordered by character, but then the poses can get either overly specific or overly generic, and the type of drawing is also ill-defined (what I call a "doodle" depends more on time spent than on style/detail level, so it overlaps a lot with what I call "sketch"). After I get too many files in my art folder I just start a new one.
