Sorry to hear about your fish :(. I know its sad when they die, especially ones that are kind like that. People can say "its just a fish" but we know better. When my boyfriend last visited (he lives 12 hours away) we got fish. His neon tetras, Dio, Zepelli and Speedwagon, died due to illness, but my guppy, Guppy, survived. Guppy survived through three batches of ill fish (shame on you PetSmart) so I thought she was immortal, basically. I also got a catfish with him: Lady Cory the Catfish. I loved Guppy and Lady Cory so much that my mother called me at work one day to tell me she died due to paint poisoning (I bought an aquarium decoration from Walmart and the paint chipped off and she ate it) and I cried so hard that the entire staff was in the back consoling me. Not a fun shift. Then, I got another guppy and two more catfish: Gaige the guppy, and Cathy and Contessa Carlotta the catfish. They lived long lives then my catfish died. Luckily, I wasn't as attached to them as Lady Cory, but I was still sad. So then it was only Guppy and Gaige. In January, I went to visit my boyfriend for a week. I left my family in charge of the fish. When I returned, Guppy was missing. Literally vanished out of the tank. No one knew where she went, and when I drained the tank later, there was no corpse. I'm assuming that she was needed elsewhere so she teleported and she'll eventually return (AKA whenever I find another guppy that's a straight, basic orange).
I remember when I got the Sims. I was around 8 years old and it was AWESOME! My very first family were the Snapdragons.. Man, that was so much fun. I never got any expansion packs, but even then, the game felt complete. I didn't feel the need to go out and get expansions, whereas with TS2 and 3 the base vanilla game feels unfinished and unrefined.
