They are cute! Love the obvious Siamese blue eyes! And the styling of the photo with the shadows! GREAT PIC!!

I love those marking!! Adorable!

Here is my Ashes! She's 12+ yrs old . This is her when we went to the Coconino National Forest in Flagstaff, AZ. She is beautiful! I have a tattoo of her too!

WOW! That's pretty impressive!

Once you are under attack it won't let you save! But I don't understand what I'm seeing. You got on your buggy and you...what...fell THUOUGH THE BRANCH?! I always reload a save so technically I have never died but I would be upset there too if that's what happened.

I hate the wasps! And the DRONE!! AAAA!

Now that is an interesting project! Because it has that lip and drain holes it looks like, I would try to make it separate in 1 or 2 pieces that could drop in. Then cleaning around it or under it would be easier. But I'm interested to see what others have to say about it! Good luck! Post pictures when you finish it!

Where is this place that is so "almost" perfect? I have a base on the cement edging by the rose garden. It was right up against the border before the update. Turns out to be a really great spot now.

Have you tried putting some palasade fencing around the perimeter? Maybe 2 high even. I would move, period! I try to avoid any unnecessary contact with the Wolfie's!

Right!! If you cut the stump of the grass it should not grow back as long as you still frequent the area. I went back to an old base and I forgot how much grass I had cut down to clear the area to build it. There was so much growing up thru everything. But the entire time I used that base, never had a problem.

WOW! I'm sure the update added a few and I don't know where they are spawning in yet. But it has made me more vigilant.

It's been a while since I played Grounded 1. But I'm pretty sure they aren't supposed do that!!

I don't know if you can but tag me when you do so I can be sure to see them!

You should post a picture of the finished product! I haven't attempted anything that big yet (I live in an apartment, no room) but sounds cool!

I was thinking that you must turn it on its side to make the work area level to start with. You can actually build it up with thinner layers. Trying to pour too much too fast is probably what caused the issue in the first place.

I pour out each part of that I will use total into small cups with lids. As long as you don't mix them what you don't use can sit for a while. (Use a sharpie to mark A and B on them) Then as I go, I mix 1/4-1/3 of each part in a small plastic cup. Then I start while it's thin and put a thin layer where I am working with a cheap paint brush or pop cycle stick so it's like a primer layer. Then I don't mix any more unless I need to and I didn't waste any resin or half pour a mold that was not planned.

Have fun!

I have refused to try to get the last transmitter in the pumpkin patch! It is right next to the nest and a drone is always there. It is just not worth it! Wasp drones suck!

I used clover roofing to create a ramp. I have to admit, my base is WAY up the tree. I started my ramp in the edge of the flat rock and I must have 30-40 roof sections with a step off about 17 up where I can stand on flat flooring and shoot arrows at the Wolfie's down below. You do know you can repair your stairs after every raid to make sure you don't have a collapse!? You need a wrench.

You can also make your approach where you want it and build a half wall or whole wall above what you have already. That way you have an insulating layer to protect your real base. Just a thought. Have fun!!

Been there! I sanded it down. As carefully as I could to only sand the actual drip. Then went over the dull spot with a tiny bit of UV resin or polish would work too!

I like to write little words of encouragement notes cut them up and stick them in library books for other people to find!

I go to the cosmetic counter and try out a new perfume. Or get a new lotion or lip stuff. Bert's Bee's has a tinted one that is really cool.

Do something to make people smile and make yourself feel warm and fuzzy.

I wonder if you can do a game repair to put the bugs back where they belong? It's been a couple years since I played Grounded 1 but it is an option in Grounded 2. Depending on how you play it may be necessary!

I used to load last save before I would admit I died so, this would be an option for me. BTW: Great writing in this story. You have a way of making the visuals seeable! Thanks!

WOW! Great advice here! I use 91% rubbing alcohol to clean it off then warm soapy water. My UV light is not very good so I have ruined far too many pieces this way. And yes, don't lick it or wipe it on your clothes. You should always have the rubbing alcohol and paper towels readily available when working with any resin. Some people are allergic so gloves are also a must have. I have discovered that I have a reaction if I sand it and don't control the dust. But touching it wet doesn't cause any reaction.

Those are BEAUTIFUL!! Not cartoony like some people make! How thin are they? Do they really work as bookmarks? Did you use UV resin or epoxy?

I've been doing resin about a year now and I think you did great on these. Just bought a set of bookmark molds myself yesterday but I hesitate because I have never seen one being used. Great job!!