▲ 17 r/Paralives
Have you stolen another Para's partner?
For a while, I have been building my Para's relationship with Antoine Dubois because he's cute and seems like they can do well with each other. The challenge is that he already have a fiancé, Rose, but it doesn't mean that I can't make a love triangle. All while forgetting that my Para and Rose are both coworkers. 😂
u/Kirby4ever24 — 23 days ago
▲ 41 r/Paralives
Since mirrors are being fixed soon, I decided to leave you all with this. ;)
Most of the time when I see this mirror bug, we see it from teens to elders, but never babies, toddlers, and children. I jumped into the test save and started messing with it to add some screenshots on the bug effecting Paras that young.
u/Kirby4ever24 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/Paralives
I didn't know that toddlers can take quests
I had Gerard collect some stuff and look at the quest board before work. I checked on Adrien as he does his thing. At least it's something that Adrien can do once he ages up.
u/Kirby4ever24 — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/OldBooks
Does anyone know what year the Life of Mrs Fletcher was originally published?
This copy of the book has been in my family since 1835, it's in rough shape and still readable. A few pages were ripped out/fallen out, so sadly we don't know when it was published. I tried to Google the book to find the when it was originally published and didn't have much luck. I only found the 1845 and 21 century publications which are shorter. My copy has 200 pages. Google found a show or movie with the same name, but I don’t think it's the same story, so I ignored it. I did a little digging and found a page that talks about version of the book that is much closer to the book I have. The website said that the book was published by Henry Moore 1818. The page that has the title, publish date, auther, and location, and pages for the chapters are long gone from my copy.
https://wesleysheritage.org.uk/object/the-life-of-mrs-mary-fletcher/
I'm curious on what you guys think about this fragile little book. Gaming controller for scale.
u/Kirby4ever24 — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/Genealogy
What is best preserved photo(s) have you found?
Yesterday I have been going through my ancestor, Cyrus Siberts 1839-1903, letters between himself, his family members, and a friend. Half of them are civil war letters that his children had taken the time to number the order. Tucked in the stack of letters is a perfectly intact 1938 Christmas card with four photos of a house complex covered in snow in them. The photos are so well preserved that they looked like they were printed in Christmas 2025. It was like finding gold and had spent several minutes admiring them. I have a photo of my great-grandmother, Cyrus' granddaughter that was taken around that time and it didn't survive as well.
Even though this is artwork, not photographs. I also found artwork that Cyrus' three granddaughters through his oldest child (I'm descended from his youngest child) made for their grandfather for Christmas in the 1880s. Cyrus lovely used the card as a book mark so he can look at them every time he reads one of his favorite books. It was left there shortly before he died, and they stayed preserved in the book as it pass to his youngest child until I discovered them in perfect condition.
u/Kirby4ever24 — 3 months ago