Weeks 3 and 4 at this household can be read here.
The third Capp family lives in this house, and consists of only two Sims:
Bianca (née Monty) and Kent. They are both on Permanent Platinum. Kent reached his lifetime want of becoming Mad Scientist 11 days before he turned into an Elder, and Bianca made sure to celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary as soon after her own birthday as possible. They are now 59 (Bianca) and 61 (Kent), and firm 3-bolters.
After two very busy Sim-weeks at large households, this one is going to be played mainly without me intervening. Let's see how the two of them are going to fare.
On Monday morning, Kent grabs a sponge and gives the kitchen counter a good scrub.
He then spends hours relaxing on the bed, although there would be more than enough for him to do, such as unclogging the toilet or taking care of the weeds in the garden.
Bianca does not unclog the toilet, either, but at least she cleans the bathroom floor.
This is the only time during the whole week that she prepares a meal! Probably the experience of having burnt the salmon makes her wary of all cooking, and so she gives up on it entirely.
She does get herself a mug of coffee every now and then.
Just after dark, Isaiah Capp (former Gavigan), Bianca and Kent's newest relative (acquired by marriage), comes visiting.
Bianca has another mug of coffee, while Kent nearly falls over with tiredness.
Poor Isaiah is left to eat a plate of burnt salmon all on his own! No wonder the family he just married into did not invite Bianca and Kent for the wedding, he thinks, with such strange behaviour.
Kent snores away on the settee. That really is not the way a good host should behave.
Early on Tuesday morning, Bianca plays with the RC car that Santa left at Christmas.
I've had enough of the clogged toilet and have Bianca call the repair service.
Today, Shaun Singles walks past the house and is greeted by Bianca.
At night, Kent is picked up for work by the impressive limousine.
Bianca does not like being on her own at night, while Kent is working at the lab. She has just woken up after a nap on the settee and is now waiting for her husband to come home. It is nearly 2.00 in the morning on Wednesday.
Later that day, Gary Greenman is the Capps' guest for the day.
Bianca is - as usual - nearly starving, but instead of making a meal for their guest and themselves, she rather has a snowball fight with him.
Kent clears Bianca's empty coffee mugs. Must be love!
Just before he leaves for work that night, his wife gives him a backrub. Sweetly enough, she does that on each of his working nights.
Thursday morning, Bianca is once more downstairs on the settee, waiting for her husband to return from work. She really does not like being on her own.
After the two of them get up that day, Kent more than makes up for his nightly absence by serenading a blushing Bianca.
For the first time ever since playing this game, I see a message popping up, informing me that the green energy resource at this household has generated more energy than what has been consumed, and the household gets a refund of 6 (six!) Simoleons. Well... There is no green energy source on this lot, so I have no idea how the Capps have managed to get this "impressive" refund :-)
Bianca celebrates the news with a bag of crisps.
Friday morning, Bianca decides to take the trash out, only to find their bin has been knocked over. (I saw it happening, it was a townie who, to my knowledge, has no reason to hold a grudge against Kent or Bianca.)
Bianca puts the bin upright again, but does not get rid of the mess on the ground. Instead, just when Kent's limousine drops him off after work, she finally makes a start on the overgrown shrubs in the yeard.
She stops after the one shrub, however, and Kent takes over. Almost as if she simply wanted to show him what needs doing!
And indeed, Kent keeps on clipping away with the pruning shears, while Bianca stomps on the bugs that have crawled out from underneath the pile of trash.
Unbelievably, Kent really got ALL the gardening done in one go! His wife rewards him with a well-deserved backrub. The pile of trash is still there, by the way.
It is Saturday, and once again we find Bianca nearly starving to death.
A bag of crisps comes to the rescue, as before.
Kent does not clear up the mess, but at least he is clever enough to spray the bugs instead of just stomping on them.
In the end, it is Bianca to pick up the rubbish from several days ago. I was beginning to believe it would never get done!
For a while, both Bianca and Kent play with Tramp, the beautiful white wolf that keeps visiting. No Charlie this round (the large brown wolf with the gleaming eyes who befriended Kent during the last round).
When Tramp finds a stray cat to play with him, Kent gets out the anti-bug spray again.
Bianca does her part by sweeping up the dead bugs.
n Sunday, Isabella Indie jogs by the house. Kent stops her and makes her their guest for the day. But as usual with their guests, neither he nor his wife look after her very well.
Instead, the couple have once more taken up the fight against the bugs.
In the afternoon, Cedric Cooke is greeted, and on his own accord joins in the bug-fighting campaign.
Since neither of his hosts show any sign of serving dinner, he resorts to the contents of the trash can for something to eat.
This was a relatively boring round, especially in contrast with the previous two households. A few times, I expected Bianca to die of starvation, but in the end she grabbed those bags of crisps just in time. Kent was mainly saved by going to work. He is now 68, Bianca is 66.
There are three more Capp family members, living in different households, to be played; Hal Capp is next.
Constantly in the making :-) If you are not familiar with the computer game "The Sims 2", you will probably not really understand what this is all about.
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Wednesday, 25 December 2013
On Special Request - Lot Tour: The Goth-Roseland Villa
Earlier this week, I was suprised to receive a comment on an older post here. Someone (I don't know who, since they left their comment anonymously) asked to see more of the Goth-Roseland house, and so I have decided to give you a lot tour - knowing how much I enjoy lot tours on other people's Sims blogs :-)
The original post and anonymous comment can be found here.
Please be aware that I took all these pictures unprepared. It won't be this household's turn to be played again for quite a while, and I have not changed anything in the house since I last played, so as not to go against my own rules.
Everything you see is originally Maxis-made; there is no CC in my game.
Ready? Let's go!
A total view of the house by night...
...and by day.
Top down view of the ground floor:
Entrance, lobby, small corner room with dog beds, large back porch with bath tub for dog washing, dining room, kitchen, toilet and staircase.
Top down view of first floor:
Staircase, big open plan family living room, bathroom, Alexander's old bedroom, Cassandra and Cyd's bedroom, small corner room used as fitness room.
Top down view of second floor:
Staircase, nursery with adjacent bathroom, Mortimer's old bedroom (now Alexander's and Tara's) with ensuite bathroom, corner room used for hobby objects and storage.
Now for a closer look! Come on in by the front door, please.
As you enter the house, you could go straight through on to the porch leading around the side of the house into the back garden, or to the right into the lobby.
The lobby is large, and deliberately sparsely furnished. Anyone who has as many dogs as this family know that there is never too much room when dogs and people live together.
There are more dog beds in the corner room, where it is always warm and the food dishes are always filled.
Off the lobby you can reach the kitchen. The white door to the right leads to the downstairs toilet.
On the other end of the lobby, you can either go out on the back porch or to the dining room.
One side of the dining room. Decoration here changes of course according to the season.
Never mind the mess. As I said, the pictures were taken unprepared. I am sure someone will deal with the dirty dishes next time I play here :-)
Please follow me up the stairs now. From the open landing, we find ourselves directly in the large family living room.
Everything you need to entertain a family and their guests is here.
The door in the back leads to the gym room.
The bath room. Oops - sorry, Tara, we haven't seen anything, honest!
This room used to be Alexander's when he was still a kid. Every now and then, he still chooses to sleep in his old bed.
His big sister Cassandra has her and her husband's bedroom next door.
The gym room in the corner.
One floor further up, we find the big nursery. Until the twins were born (they are Alexander's), the room was empty.
Plenty of space for the little ones to play.
This used to be Mortimer's bedroom. For a very short while, he shared it with Olive Spectre - his last love. Now, the room is officially Tara's and Alexander's.
They have not changed anything, but put up some of their own things to make the room more theirs.
Mortimer had discovered the hobby of flower arranging very late in life. All his things are still here, as well as some other objects and large toys the family has chosen to store there.
The bathroom off the bedroom.
When I first moved the Goths here, it was more out of not wanting to play in their old house yet again - I'd already been through that with my first Maxis-hood, which I sadly lost after a computer crash. Once the Goths were here, I took a long time to furnish and decorate the place, and came to really like it. It is very well playable, except for some parts of the garden, where shrubs can't be trimmed because they were placed on slopes.
As I said before, it will be a while yet before I'll play here again. In the meantime, I hope you enjoyed the tour.
Please be aware that I took all these pictures unprepared. It won't be this household's turn to be played again for quite a while, and I have not changed anything in the house since I last played, so as not to go against my own rules.
Everything you see is originally Maxis-made; there is no CC in my game.
Ready? Let's go!
A total view of the house by night...
...and by day.
Top down view of the ground floor:
Entrance, lobby, small corner room with dog beds, large back porch with bath tub for dog washing, dining room, kitchen, toilet and staircase.
Top down view of first floor:
Staircase, big open plan family living room, bathroom, Alexander's old bedroom, Cassandra and Cyd's bedroom, small corner room used as fitness room.
Top down view of second floor:
Staircase, nursery with adjacent bathroom, Mortimer's old bedroom (now Alexander's and Tara's) with ensuite bathroom, corner room used for hobby objects and storage.
Now for a closer look! Come on in by the front door, please.
As you enter the house, you could go straight through on to the porch leading around the side of the house into the back garden, or to the right into the lobby.
The lobby is large, and deliberately sparsely furnished. Anyone who has as many dogs as this family know that there is never too much room when dogs and people live together.
There are more dog beds in the corner room, where it is always warm and the food dishes are always filled.
Off the lobby you can reach the kitchen. The white door to the right leads to the downstairs toilet.
On the other end of the lobby, you can either go out on the back porch or to the dining room.
One side of the dining room. Decoration here changes of course according to the season.
Never mind the mess. As I said, the pictures were taken unprepared. I am sure someone will deal with the dirty dishes next time I play here :-)
Please follow me up the stairs now. From the open landing, we find ourselves directly in the large family living room.
Everything you need to entertain a family and their guests is here.
The door in the back leads to the gym room.
The bath room. Oops - sorry, Tara, we haven't seen anything, honest!
This room used to be Alexander's when he was still a kid. Every now and then, he still chooses to sleep in his old bed.
His big sister Cassandra has her and her husband's bedroom next door.
The gym room in the corner.
One floor further up, we find the big nursery. Until the twins were born (they are Alexander's), the room was empty.
Plenty of space for the little ones to play.
This used to be Mortimer's bedroom. For a very short while, he shared it with Olive Spectre - his last love. Now, the room is officially Tara's and Alexander's.
They have not changed anything, but put up some of their own things to make the room more theirs.
Mortimer had discovered the hobby of flower arranging very late in life. All his things are still here, as well as some other objects and large toys the family has chosen to store there.
The bathroom off the bedroom.
When I first moved the Goths here, it was more out of not wanting to play in their old house yet again - I'd already been through that with my first Maxis-hood, which I sadly lost after a computer crash. Once the Goths were here, I took a long time to furnish and decorate the place, and came to really like it. It is very well playable, except for some parts of the garden, where shrubs can't be trimmed because they were placed on slopes.
As I said before, it will be a while yet before I'll play here again. In the meantime, I hope you enjoyed the tour.
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