GRACE-ing the Commonwealth

Hi! :D Should anyone be interesting in a COZY MMO where you build and decorate a house, farm, catch bugs, fish, mine, and forage, and can romance as many characters as you could ever want, PALIA might be just for you! :D I have a referral link just here, which should net you a welcome gift of a fruit basket! It IS in open beta atm so it can be a little buggy, but I do not care, I'm having a Blast!

it's FREE on Switch and PC!

The game has:

I am not kidding. You also get a big plushie of him, and a littler plushie of him sits on top of his head, and you can take it home. His name is Frogbert.

Not to sound like an advertisement but I lov this game sm sadjkhjkadskhj and would love to get some of the referral rewards, so if anyone is even a little interested, consider making an account so I can get the cute plushie. :'D

My dear friend @keycchan read Moonmaiden as Moominmaiden once and has not been able to read it correctly since, so here is my contribution. Ik Dame Aylin isn't the Moonmaiden but yk close enough.

One time I was playing beegee with my bestie, and we were running around Baldur's Gate, when suddenly we realized that Gale was not with us when he should have been.

Clicked on his icon, and

He couldn't climb off of a couple of boxes we used to jump onto the Rainforest house balcony and back down.

Smart wizard man, that one.

Stealing art back from art block one messy sketch at a time, this time featuring my (good) Dark Urge called They, Astarion, and Halsin! And a druid cub. They are my endgame dream now even tho I haven't even finished the game lmao. Two hot menaces and a wonderful big bear of a man, and a kid who is literally a bear most of the time (comes after his dad). The kid is absolutely a menace also when he grows up bc come on. There are some braincells in this combo of people, but they're WILDLY prone to whim and mischief (and come from places of horrid trauma).

I've been watching classic (or just old) horror movies and miniseries with my sweet friend @keycchan and my short reviews of what we've watched so far are as follows:

Psycho: I enjoyed this! Felt more like a murder mystery than a horror movie. Thriller? Kept me guessing, bc somehow I haven't managed to spoil this for myself at all. [I had not seen this before, but knew some things about it (just not... the actual twists.]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Shhhhhh! Shhhhhhhhhh. This movie is so loud all the time, especially the latter half. Protagonists had NONE braincells shared among themselves, and weren't likable like... at all. My ears did not like this movie, and neither did I really. Cool set-design tho, and some exquisite acting of fear and panic! [Never saw this before, didn't know anything about it]

The Exorcist: Honestly? Boring, for the most part, except the bits with the actual possession going on. Glad I've seen it for the experience, but I will probably not ever watch it again! :D Linda Blair was awesome tho! [Had not seen this before, had heard a lot about this, but mostly about the possession bits, probably bc the rest of it is quite unremarkable.]

Next up we have... Halloween and The Amityville Horror, neither of which I have seen! Halloween I've learned more about through osmosis than Amityville (which I know NOTHING about), but don't know anything concrete!