Glitterwolf

I will probably add more later in the PM, depending what will unlock. You know what I would like? If they unlock the Chronoscope Add On, a Bi-plane!

I always love your bases! These ROCK!

Upped my pledge to $160 for now. I decided there are things I really want.

I love licorice,sweet,salty whatever!

Looking forward to see you paint this!

Yes! Autumn Salad with grilled pumpkin and goat cheese or with shi take!

The East is above Sealevel and at the very South East we have some large hills that seem like mountains to us I respectfully disagree! We also have licorice!

Well done!

And so you can learn about my country

Happy B-Day!

Happy Birthday!

Right! Sorry Sir! Wait..I did it again, didn't I? Come to think of it....

Happy B-day!

And to be fair..

The Netherlands. Commercial? - Stores sell Halloween decorations and candies. - Advertising is Halloween inspired - Theme Parks have special Halloween themes and rides. Average people?- Almost no one decorates their house, ( maybe a few small items inside) aside from the odd person here and there. - Trick or Treating? In all these years there was one family who put some linnen sheets on their kids with holes punched out for the eyes, Boooo...gimme candy! I think they were the only ones in my old neighboorhood who did this and almost nobody had candy ready. I would like it, a few years ago we carved out pumkins and loved it. But there is no one who joins us. It might have to do with the fact that The Netherlands have St. Maarten which is a little like that. But even this is rare these days. The day is celebrated on the evening of the 11th of November (the day Saint Martin died), where he is known as Sint-Maarten. As soon it gets dark, children up to the age of 11 or 12 (primary school age) go door to door with hand-crafted lanterns made of hollowed-out sugar beet or, more recently, paper, singing songs such as "Sinte Sinte Maarten," to receive candy or fruit in return. In the past, poor people would visit farms on the 11th of November to get food for the winter. In the 1600s, the city of Amsterdam held boat races on the lake IJ. 400 to 500 light craft, both rowing boats and sailboats, took part under the eyes of a vast crowd on the banks.

Have a safe trip!

Why did you mention this? I had no desire to get these, and now you made them interesting!

That's the one oldest vixen did.

My girlfriend has a new hobby. Stippling paint on porcelain here is what she did so far. Then oldest Stepvixen decided to join her, of course she outperformed mom. Here is what she did:

Very cool!

I love it, very good!

BBUURRRNNN IIITTT!!!!! Looks good! I love the colours!

Great work! The stonework is awesome and that glow in the dark pool is a great touch!