Book I
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Book I. 5 With Homer away, Hilda was able to receive all of the attention. Dardanus helped her with her soccer-athletic while Helen gardened. This time she wore sneakers. Their house and yard were coming along. Stairs were built going down to a basement at the end of the carport, next to a hopscotch, which…
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Book I. 4 Helen and Dardanus extended out the yard side of the living area in an octagonal shape, big enough for the disco floor and lights, a cake table, and a Foosball table, purple, and with a few floor-to-ceiling windows to show off the flourishing backyard. Homer was missing, because he was at boarding…
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Book I. 3 Back at home, prom was coming up for Homer, which he wanted to go to before heading off to boarding school until he grows up into a young adult. Boarding school has some benefits. One is increasing the starting pay at a new job, although it still starts at level 1. They…
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Book I. 2 At breakfast, while they were all together, Helen made her new step-daughter perfect French toast, as it is her favourite. “I’ll make your favourite, spaghetti tonight” she promised Homer.. That afternoon Homer had a ballet recital. I don’t know if Sim-Scouts improves athletic, but it made sense if ballet did. He passed…
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Book I.1 Homer and his parents Helen and Dardanus moved into a starter house called Shotgun Style, which included a nursery. It was a two bedroom, 1 bathroom, furnished house without a foundation and a green and pink colour theme with light wood in the open living areas, bathroom and kitchen. The large yard extended…
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Book I Although my focus as a starting sim was on Homer, generation 1 was Helen and Dardanus.
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