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Date Posted: 14:23:01 01/15/06 Sun
In reply to:
Lyndon
's message, "Re: Nicole" on 07:03:17 01/15/06 Sun
>I can't wait to see you again. The days here have been
>sooooo slow.
Oh, I know what you mean.
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>Well, my hours might be conducive-depending on where
>you work-but then again, we can always hire a nanny or
>something.
I don't want to hire a nanny. I will stay home, too. We can take turns. You can stay home one day and I will take the next, or something like that. We don't need a nanny, unless it's just for a couple hours so we can go out to dinner or a party or something. But, I don't want anyone else raising my meembuj. No way! lol
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>Will you sing for me when you come?
Of course. I will sing to you whenever you like me to. I just hope I won't make your ears bleed. lol
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>Yea-twins are a high probabiliy-my dad is a twin and
>the twins are twins :P It could happen, who knows :]
Ooo, wow! lol I don't have twins in my mulilan...yet, but you and I might change all that. lol
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>The normal amount of simdays-1 simday baby/4-5 [?]
>simdays toddler.
Oh! I love taking care of babies. I helped alot with my youngest two siblings. On the island, the ages are alot longer,a s I think I told you, so the babies are 3 simdays and the tots are 4 simdays, I think. 1 simday is too short! I always made best friends with my sibs by the time they aged to tots, because I loved to hold and play with them alot. :) Well, I'm sure it all works out, though, because look how well you turned out. :) I just think I might miss some of that cuddle time with our babies. What do you think about that policy? Do you think the children turn out as well as a general rule, as children who stay meembuj for 3 days, etc.?
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>Actually it makes things more...realistic-so it's ok.
I suppose I can understand that. That makes sense.
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>Each academic year aligns to one simday in the main
>hood-much like Simmerville.
Oh, I see. Tin, that makes more sense now. lol Things are sure different in your hood, Lyndo. This will be a really great adventure for me, you know? lol
>Are you sure?
Tin, I'm sure. It's more fun to try to do it yourself, don't you think? lol Ok, true, I probably have a very weird sense of what's fun. lol I think I might need to get out more. lol But, I know you will take care of that for me. :) I do not plan on having a dull life with you, Lyndo. I never would have expected to meet such an exciting and interesting sim as you in my whole life, you know? :)
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My family tree is partially
>online-I am in the Joesph Luke branch-my dad is Joey.
I'm going to go look at it in a minute. I love to learn about your mulilan. You have such a rich heritage. it's wonderful. I am glad that we will be able to pass that down to our children. I am only the third generation in my mulilan, so there's not alot of background yet. But, that will change, now that my tekarij had six imishaj. Our mulilan will really grow once we are all married and having our own imishaj.
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>Wow, we never got to chase monkey :] There's no
>monkey's here, :[
LOL Well, that's life on an island. You do not have monkeys, but you do have computers and video games, and we do not have that. It is al relative. lol
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>I wish I had a professor that was that nice to me when
>I was in school, no one took notice of me *shurg*
>
Aw, Lyndo, I'm sorry you didn't have that, either. You should have. You deserve that. Well, I guess it doesn't matter now. You've graduated and have your degree and no one can ever take that away from you. :)
Alia was telling me about her engagement party. It sounds like it was so much fun! I was wondering, who is the man in the suit that you were talking to? Am I being too nosey? Did it have to do with your new job or our loan for the loft? I'm jsut curious, that's all. :)
Lahubun,
Nic
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