Monthly Archives: July 2005

Surf’s Up

Posted on July 29, 2005 by Jen

As Ruby Shanley became a teenager, her relationship with her ill-fated father improved somewhat. Though she was nicer and more caring than Juan had ever been (or ever would be), she very active – almost hyper – and highly interested … Continue reading →

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Juan of the Dead

Posted on July 20, 2005 by Jen

With the family safely ensconced in their new, ultra-secluded home (the address of which was made known only to the schoolbus driver, the grocery delivery guy, the mailman, the paperboy, the gardener, a few chaffeurs and a dozen assorted family … Continue reading →

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The First Wedding

Posted on July 16, 2005 by Jen

Cecily Brayton lay on her bed, staring at the edge of the window and thinking about James Haddaway. She had seen him once in the week since their furtive encounter at the Granville Hotel — they had driven one of … Continue reading →

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Refreshed

Posted on July 11, 2005 by Jen

Hey guys, I ended up taking a little vacation from my Sims stories for the weekend, but now I’m working on the next Brayton update and have another Shanley update in the works as well. I also played the old … Continue reading →

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The Adventures of Captain Mia and LlamaMan

Posted on July 6, 2005 by Jen

Mia Shanley stood over the slumbering form of her little granddaughter Ruby and let out a sigh. She knew she should be zooming through the skies, seeking out injustice wherever it festered in SimNation, but how could she leave Ruby’s … Continue reading →

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Wishy-washy

Posted on July 5, 2005 by Jen

It’s Tuesday, and I’m feeling weirdly wishy-washy, so I thought I’d ask: What would you guys prefer for the next update? The Shanleys? More Brayton saga? Or something completely (well, almost completely) different? I have pictures ready to go — … Continue reading →

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