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Aaron and Ghost are still in their honeymoon period—they've started leaving the house again, but they are still contentedly and sweetly in love and enraptured by one another.
( 4 pictures of the boys. )
While the happy days tick by for them, I've been spending time with Nika's household. I'm not abandoning Aaron and Ghost, I'm just entertaining myself and waiting for the next bit of Important Story. Not sure how much of it I'll be blogging but, well, I'm in the habit of pictures now—so we shall see. Anywho! Nika's household...
Nika hanging out with Aaron and Ghost. (She and Ghost are getting to be friends.)
Was it a fangirl moment? YOU'LL NEVER KNOW.
I am enamored with Nika beyond reckoning. She's part wish-fulfillment (in her semi-self-sim nature) and part simply adorable, from her big head/teeny body to her high voice and random freakouts. I used Awesomemod to load her up with me-traits, so she has quite the personality. (I can remember bookworm, neurotic, hydrophobic, vegetarian, dislikes children, loner, and loser off the top of my head; there are a few more I can't recall right now.) She's wonderful and I want to borrow her clothes and put her in my pocket all at the same time.
( +1 of Nika. )
But all is not well for poor Nika and the girls she lives with...
( Because: babies. +12 pictures. )
Playing another household has not decreased my passion for Ghost and Aaron. Indeed, I have their whole story panning out in my head—from their family history to how they became friends to how their relationship functions now. This is the first time that I've felt like a conduit for a story—I know it's a common, perhaps even true, cliché to feel like not a story builder but a story teller, but (rabid plotbunnies aside) I've never really felt like my stories or characters were independent entities. With these two, though: given their autonomous origins they've always felt independent—and as their personalities and pasts come alive in my head, that sense of independence continues.
I'm fighting the urge to write fic for them, because it seems silly and out of place (given that their story is told primarily via images), but the urge is there and the story keeps unfolding, unfolding, in my head. So to find a happy medium between the urge to scribble it down and the sense not to, I offer:
( Five things you didn't know about Aaron and Ghost. )
Ghost and Aaron: Master List | Next Update
Aaron and Ghost are still in their honeymoon period—they've started leaving the house again, but they are still contentedly and sweetly in love and enraptured by one another.
While the happy days tick by for them, I've been spending time with Nika's household. I'm not abandoning Aaron and Ghost, I'm just entertaining myself and waiting for the next bit of Important Story. Not sure how much of it I'll be blogging but, well, I'm in the habit of pictures now—so we shall see. Anywho! Nika's household...
Nika hanging out with Aaron and Ghost. (She and Ghost are getting to be friends.)
Was it a fangirl moment? YOU'LL NEVER KNOW.
I am enamored with Nika beyond reckoning. She's part wish-fulfillment (in her semi-self-sim nature) and part simply adorable, from her big head/teeny body to her high voice and random freakouts. I used Awesomemod to load her up with me-traits, so she has quite the personality. (I can remember bookworm, neurotic, hydrophobic, vegetarian, dislikes children, loner, and loser off the top of my head; there are a few more I can't recall right now.) She's wonderful and I want to borrow her clothes and put her in my pocket all at the same time.
But all is not well for poor Nika and the girls she lives with...
( Because: babies. +12 pictures. )
Playing another household has not decreased my passion for Ghost and Aaron. Indeed, I have their whole story panning out in my head—from their family history to how they became friends to how their relationship functions now. This is the first time that I've felt like a conduit for a story—I know it's a common, perhaps even true, cliché to feel like not a story builder but a story teller, but (rabid plotbunnies aside) I've never really felt like my stories or characters were independent entities. With these two, though: given their autonomous origins they've always felt independent—and as their personalities and pasts come alive in my head, that sense of independence continues.
I'm fighting the urge to write fic for them, because it seems silly and out of place (given that their story is told primarily via images), but the urge is there and the story keeps unfolding, unfolding, in my head. So to find a happy medium between the urge to scribble it down and the sense not to, I offer:
( Five things you didn't know about Aaron and Ghost. )
Ghost and Aaron: Master List | Next Update
