never heard of harvest moon but it sounds good in that “this is compleatly rediculous but I cant stop doing it” way, like WOW really.

I loved Sim City 3000, but I can’t get on with Sim City 4, my city usually burns down in under 45 minutes, or my advisors start having strokes.

I’m all about harvest moon at the moment, it does get a bit tiresome playing as blokes who have my first name, but still, I’ve married the mayor’s daughter, we’re expecting a baby, and actually my cow loves me as much as my wife does. And my omelettes are four times the price of gold. It’s all good.

How can anyone dislike mushrooms?

I mean, yeah, if they’re all slimy and overcooked, but that’s true of many ingredients. But delicious fresh mushrooms? Shiitake cooked in red wine? White mushrooms eaten straight out of the field? Yum!

I do belive your first choice was a nushroom burger,now that is gross!
(mushrooms definatley a tool of the patriarchy!)

Hey V,

I love sim city! it is awesome, like it so much more than the sims,Though I like World of warcraft best when it comes to computer games.

Hope your good.

Debs
Thanks

ive also been playing sim city 4, reading a book a friend sent me, hanging out with my brother, crocheting a bottle bag, playing with my kids, and eating a lot of olives.

glad youre doing so much and sounding so satisfied. much love, xxx

I’m drinking red wine in a pub in Cardiff with women who don’t demand my identity card and talking about politics and life in a way that makes sense to us and doesn’t line specific shape boxes

There was that one time you said my hummus and feta salad sandwich was your “worst nightmare” and I rudely responded, “What kind of feminist are you?” But generally I think we are pretty good on the card thing.

Despite having been bulimic for 5 years, and still concerned with my weight now, I often start internally eye-rolling when other women talk about watching their weight. I’m sure it is internalised misogyny (silly vain women who I’m absolutely nothing like, etc.) and denial that as women we really don’t have a choice not to care because we are all viewed as public property. As things are, we cannot be truly free from it, and that’s hard to face.