I did the same at first and decided keeping them in my wardrobe - having them all in one place - was more convenient :P

I got that achievement a while ago. Per Subetalodge, I'm at 16,886 / 30,990 right now.

I think I'm gonna go through it and get stuff that I don't use at all out of it, just keep important/valuable/achievement stuff there.

5,321 / 5,500 that is the amount in my wardrobe. The majority in there is stuff from holidays.

I swear, I'm only sick/feeling bad when I have a day off. Like, way to waste a perfectly good day off.

, most of the time, it happens cause we "decompress" therefore, our body is now able to send us a message to tell us it's not okay.

Haha, oi oi ;) Not nearly often enough.

yeah I wondered if I'd miss Morostide as I haven't experienced it yet so that'd suck - but I think I should be around for it. I'm glad you made the first Survival thread too because I'd never have met the lot of you without it!

hey pal. My wardrobe on here is totally disorganized and full of women's clothes and underwear which makes me feel like a creep regularly lool hope that's helpful ;)

The weather is really starting to turn here, I've had my winter coat on today. Very apt for October.

Where do you live? I'm still in t-shirt weather. D:

And Morostide is a bit more exciting than Masquerade, I find. There's trick or treating (and hexes), being mean to your neighbours, and getting stuff from the pumpkin patch. It's almost like our second home.

I'm in England mate with our draughty brick houses, I've had the heating on for a bit this week as well! Mostly just to check the pipes before it really gets cold, didn't want the boiler packing in on me the first time I tried to turn it on. I do think a lot of it is that we had such an extreme summer (for us) so the contrast is making it seem very chilly.

It does seem like there's lots to fill your time with Morostide so I'm on the hype train for it :D

I'd like to visit England one day. I hate the sun.

And I understand the temperature thing. I've seen go from -10C to -1C in a day and people were out in their shorts, because freezing felt amazing compared to being in the negatives. Canada's like that though - it changes a heck of a lot.

Lol, in Québec (Canada), I can have all 4 season in a week. I've been heating my place for the past 2 weeks now cause, where I am, we are nearing the freezing point at night. Today, it just went up to 9C. Getting cold pretty fast. I wouldn't be surprised if we get snow in November.

In March a few years ago, there was a day where it dropped from about 70F (21C) to 30F (-1C) over the course of two hours. I was out getting some Subway and the lady at the counter was puzzled as to why I was in full winter garb after such a warm day. That night we had a snowstorm :P

Right now we're having 80F+ (27C+) degree weather and it's early October. That is much warmer than it should be. We're not even expecting normal October temperatures for two more weeks and I'm afraid it's going to make the fall foliage very late this year.

We've also gotten a ton of rain! We passed our yearly average sometime in June and this has been the wettest summer that I can recall. It rained something like 19/30 days of September, which is a lot.

I wish it was that hot here. Brrrr.

Does anyone know when the sales at the cash shop is?

The Black Friday sales?

Last year it was November 20th through 30th.

Not sure of the name, just remember that a lot of stuff were half-price.

Oh, then it's coming.

Been waiting for this all year!

I love that this segued into a discussion about the weather - most British thing ever hahah That's a crazy amount of rain Jess - we've had a weird year, we had the "beast from the east" cold spell in the beginning months and then some intense heatwaves where we went weeks without rain during summer. We don't have the infrastructure for extreme heat or extreme cold, either our roads start melting or become death traps because we can't clear snow :P I've always envied countries with weather coping skills.

Your HA is awesome!

yeah! That heatwave even made a drought in Wales! It was freaky, and the garden was a disaster. Too dry early on when we needed it to be wet, and too wet later on when we needed it to be dry.

Just because the infrastructure is there doesn't mean the cities will do a food job of paving snow. The city I went to school in kept complaining about how much it costs to clear snow and would only plow the bus routes unless there was like 10cm of snow. Otherwise, we were expected to do it ourselves (I'll do the sidewalk and driveway but the ROAD isn't my job). It was stupid, and all because the mayor liked to brag about not raising taxes so naturally there wasn't money to do anything useful.

The town I live in is good for retirement so we have our streets plowed so that the elderly can go outside.

Thanks.

And what I'm going to say is not mean okay? But we always laugh when we see other places that shuts down for a tiny bit of snow whereas here, we can literally have 3 to 4 foot of snow and more in other places. Last year, my SUV was snow up to the windows in just one snowstorm! And we still go on our merry way, like it's nothing he he he. Heck, I don't even wear boots, just running shoes. However, we all understand you guys are soooo not equipped for that.

But, I'll admit that this heatwave we got this year? That was nasty.

I have a skeleton poncho and a plague doctor mask (looks like ) and I feel complete now.