{"id":3478,"date":"2015-03-26T12:19:56","date_gmt":"2015-03-26T19:19:56","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/kezune.com\/sim\/?p=3478"},"modified":"2015-03-22T20:39:37","modified_gmt":"2015-03-23T03:39:37","slug":"not-a-bad-scene","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/kezune.com\/sim\/2015\/03\/26\/not-a-bad-scene\/","title":{"rendered":"Not a Bad Scene"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"bandicam<\/a>In due time, Peony laid her egg, and thankfully, she wasn’t hard to feed so long as other Norns weren’t around. Before long, she was crowded and I couldn’t get her to eat another bite. At least her health danced around 75%. Basically, I had nothing to worry about. She even smiled, and often! With her new egg, that put our egg counter at 6. With no babies in the import queue, this made things very easy to<\/p>\n

I still had to worry about Cassy and Danny’s deteriorating health, however. With the pair secluded from the other norns, it wasn’t too hard to feed Cassy, but Danny was still a challenge. Thankfully, a quick slap on the rump was all it eventually took. Peony, still recovering from her pregnancy was the only challenge I had now. Of course, as surrounded by norns as she was now, it seemed like I had no hope feeding her!<\/p>\n

\"bandicam<\/a>I had to isolate her on the western dock before she would finally eat. It meant separating her from all the other norns, but for the sake of her health, I would argue that the hassle was worth it.<\/p>\n

Finally, once everyone was healthy and happy, I could look forward to the next egg without any worry or stress. David was our oldest now and didn’t even have grey hair yet, so not only was there no cause to introduce a new norn right away, but I didn’t have to worry about anyone dying of old age for a while. Not a bad scene to come back to, I think.<\/p>\n