So for context, I'm not American and have very little to no knowledge or understanding of the dynamics and politics of the show. I dont even know how to word it properly without being ignorant tbh. I'm on the first episode and I'm just so confused. Please can someone explain it to me like I'm 5 years old 🫠
Guys... In my 20 years+ of playing the Sims, I have never done a legacy challenge. The thought of it kinda overwhelms me. How to start? Which world do I start in? Do I enable story progression and risk having hella ugly townies and iconic sims dying all the time? I suck at building so what then? Short or normal life span?
AHHHHH IT INFURIATES ME
idk if I'm just overthinking it but I honestly have no idea what to do. It gives me so much stress thinking about it lol but I really wanna do it at some point and get into it properly 🥹
Any suggestions or tips?
So, I work in a small bookstore and we have numerous local authors' work that we sell. One book in particular is a memoir & was published a few months ago and we've just put it on the shelf. Today two women came in visibly annoyed and picked up this memoir, and were discussing how they were upset because the author had included pictures (mostly younger and baby photos) along with their full names, jobs, schools they went to, and details about their marriages and home lives. They were mostly upset because they had never been consulted or at least had their names changed in the book for privacy's sake. It just got me thinking about the POPI act out of curiosity. Would it technically apply to a scenario like this or? 🤔
So I bought this book today, and in addition to it being the Canterbury poems, I saw the Latin and I just had to have it. The only reason I knew it was latin is because I know the meaning of Soli Deo Gloria.
So now I'm curious, can anyone help me with what the rest of it says? 😊 thank you!