Zeus Windling Gets Tons of Grandkids
I should have titled this entry, "How to get Twenty Grandchildren in Twenty-Two Sim Days", but I don't think it would have fit. Odin, Embla and Lorelei had all graduated from college and had taken their cut of the Greek House funds, each to the tune of §60,000-§70,000 a piece. With the money I had Odin and Embla purchase the Cement House, while I had Lorelei buy the default house, Fortress. I was going to have each of them start an orphanage, they each barely had the money to do just that. The girls each started an orphange for girls, and poor Odin started an orphanage for boys, though he ended up spending more time unclogging toilets then doing anything else.
... Balin...
... Anubis...
... Apollo...
... Sebastian...
... Pathalan...
... and Ferdinand.
Embla adopted seven little girls named Pallas...
... Krishna...
... Ianthe...
... Parvati...
... Arista...
... Asia...
... and Hermia.
Lorelei was the last to start her orphanage. I thought it was interesting that Robin and Weldon, two of my last generation orhpanage founders came by in the welcome wagon. Poor Jess was there too, I can't wait to rebuild his house.
Lorelei adopted six little girls: Edith...
... Violet...
... Urania...
... Katharina...
... Maeve...
... and Niamh.
I do know one thing, it may be a quick and effective way to get the twenty Grandchild want, but it is also incredible boring. I will never go about it in that manner ever again. From now on, if I complete this want, it will be the "natural" way.
Points Earned: 2 points for Zeus and Amy having 20 Grandchildren.
Posted by Bitsy at 12:25 PM Comments
I don't know how you're able to stand having so many kids in the house at one time-- I get nervous if there are three, and if I have four or higher in one lot, I completely flip out. And that's just with two parents... but one? Ouch.
Posted by: Stephanie on June 12, 2006 07:05 PM
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