Ok Jasmine, why are you gossiping about your own mother?
I can reassure you guys that Jennifer Burb has nothing to hide at all so not sure why they’re gossiping about her
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Sim ages at the start of my Uberhood
I'm using a 2 days = 1 year age mod to play this new Uberhood I'm panning (and actually already started to play when I need pause from the Somersets) and with a really difficult algorithm I have calculated each Sim's age with the default aging system and translated it into their age with the mod, all with the help of SimPE (I have quite a lot of free time currently xD). So to keep track of everyone's start age, here's my masterpost, it's simply for my own convenience. I plan to make every name a link that leads you to the chronological tag (that didn't work, there seems to be a link-limit?).
If you didn't notice: there is now a Masterpost with all families (might contain mild spoilers): click!
87: Luis Aspir
84: Carlos Contender
63: Olive Specter, Patrizio Monty
59: Dora Ottomas
58: Mortimer Goth
57: Herb Oldie
56: Consort Capp
55: Coral Oldie, Betty Goldstein, PT9 Smith, Isabella Monty
54: Denise Jacquet, Herbert Goodie, Faith Goodie, Catherine Viejo
49: Daniel Pleasant
47: Mary-Sue Pleasant
44: Jason Cleveland
43: Marissa Cleveland, Edward Contrary
42: Benjamin Baldwin, Albany Capp
41: Vivian Cho, Stephen Tinker, Morty Roth
39: Isabel Baldwin, Wanda Tinker, Opal Contrary, Marcel Jocque, Sophia Jocque, Stella Roth
36: Gilbert Jacquet, Darren Dreamer, Buzz Grunt
35: Leod McGreggor
34: Checo Ramirez
33: Florence Delarosa, Antonio Monty
32: Lisa Ramirez, Pascal Curious
31: Timothy Riley, Loki Beaker, Lola Curious, Cornwall Capp
30: Elizabeth Aspir, Issac Bell, Hannah Bell, John Burb, Jason Greenman, Goneril Capp, Peter Ottomas
29: Armand DeBateau, Jessica Peterson, Victor Aspir, Brandi Broke, Rose Greenman, Samantha Ottomas
28: Circe Beaker, Vidcund Curious, Ajay Loner, Erin Beaker, Bianca Monty
27: Sanjay Ramaswami, Priya Ramaswami
26: Ramir Patel, Jennifer Burb, Gabe O'Mackey, Alexandra O'Mackey
25: Gabriel Green, Ana Patel, Cassandra Goth, Patricia Wan, Kristen Loste, Regan Capp
24: Chastity Gere, Matthew Picaso, Andrew Martin, Nervous Subject, Oberon Summerdream
23: Geoff Rutherford, Sharon Wirth, Jessica Picaso, Dina Caliente, Nina Caliente, Don Lothario, Lazlo Curious, Chloe Curious, Titania Summerdream, Kent Capp
22: Samantha Cordial, Kimberly Cordial, Connor Weir, Malcolm Landgraab IV, Chester Gieke, Jason Larson, Jodie Larson, John Mole, Natasha Una, Trent Traveller, Trisha Traveller, Julien Cooke, Nathan Gavigan, Mary Gavigan, Cyd Roseland, Robert Kim, Cynthia Kim, Tara Kat, Cleo Shikibu
20: Gunnar Roque, Jane Stacks
19: Roxie Sharpe, Jonah Powers, Guy Wrightley, Mickey Dosser, Monica Bratford, Ashley Pitts, Brittany Upsnott
18: Mitch Indie, Max Flexor, Delilah O'Feefe, Edwin Sharpe, Marla Biggs, Phineaus Furley, Ellen Frost, Chaz Whippler, Emily Lee, Tom Freshe, Matthew Hart, DJ Verse, Sarah Love, Jessie Pilferson, Jasmine Rai, Zoe Zimmerman, Frances J. Worthington III, Aldric Davis, Almeric Davis, William Williamson, Blossom Moonbeam, Klara Vonderstein, Martin Ruben, Allegra Gorey, Joshua Ruben, Kevin Beare, Castor Nova, Tiffany Sampson, Heather Huffington, Sam Thomas, Jared Starchild, Ty Bubbler, Jimmy Phoenix, Erik Swain
17: Johnny Smith, Ophelia Nigmos,
15: Tank Grunt, Tybalt Capp
14: Mercutio Monty
13: Ripp Grunt, Juliette Capp, Romeo Monty, David Ottomas
12: Justin Cleveland, Angela Pleasant, Lilith Pleasant, Sandra Roth, Jacob Martin, Puck Summerdream
11: Rick Contrary, Violet Jocque, Dustin Broke, Dirk Dreamer, Jules O'Mackey, Hermia Capp, Miranda Capp
10: Tara DeBateau, Melody Tinker, Gavin Newson, Ginger Newson
08: Alexander Goth, Buck Grunt, Hal Capp, Beatrice Monty, Benedick Monty
07: Sofia Baldwin, Daniel Bell, Jill Smith, Bottom Summerdream, Desdemonda Capp, Sharla Ottomas
06: Sally Riley, Tessa Ramirez, Tina Traveller, Isaiah Gavigan, Gabrielle Newson, Gallagher Newson, Justin Kim, Xander Roth
03: Beau Broke
02: Markus Baldwin, Etsu Cho
01: Pauline Aspir, Garrett Newson, Georgia Newson, Daisy Greenman, Ariel Capp, Tommy Ottomas
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Hair >> Katana by Homage (HG)
Top >> Jasmine Asym Bodysuit (HG) by VIVE NINE
Skirt >> Blazed Burb Skirt by Vanye
Bag >> The Straw Basket Bag by VIVE NINE
Pose >> Cutie Bento Pose by Reve Obscura
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Nina was bored and lonely. It had been months since she’d last been on a date, which meant her days were composed of working, bringing Jasmine Burb home to hang out sometimes (they were both working in the Law career track), playing basketball with Aida every once in a while and sitting on the sofas. A lot, a lot of sitting on the sofas.
The first time she called someone out on a date, he refused. She sighed and went to play basketball with her daughter to cool off.
Then, she decided that, if they wouldn’t come to her, she would come to them. She went to a community lot for people who loved sports, looking to find some like-minded people. However, the guy she tried to flirt with rejected her brutally, which really messed with her mental state. She couldn’t contain herself, and the people who saw her trying to date a broomstick were horrified. Maybe her chances with the sports lovers were over.
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List of what sims are currently in what religions (some will change over time)
Cosmicology
Chester Gieke (A)
Melody Tinker (Teen)
DJ Verse (A)
Nerissa Lajoie (Y)
Trevor Thompson (Y)
Ramin Warner (Y)
Ty Bubbler (A)
Mortimer Goth (E)
Alexander Goth (Ch)
Bella Goth (A)
Cassandra Goth (A)
Lilith Pleasant (Teen)
Castor Nova (A)
Pascal Curious (A)
Vidcund Curious (A)
Lazlo Curious (A)
Tycho Curious (Tot)
Nova Curious (Tot)
Klara Vonderstein (A)
Ajay Loner (A)
Lola Curious (A)
Hugh Knowe (A)
Martin Ruben (A)
Tiffany Sampson (A)
Stella Terrano (A)
Trent Traveller (A)
River Land (Teen)
Delta Land (Teen)
Gavin Newson (Teen)
Skye Weiss (E)
Penny Weiss (A)
Justice Weiss (Tot)
Naturism
Sunflowers
Jason Larson (A)
Jodie Larson (A)
Blossom Moonbeam (A)
Kevin Beare (A)
Leod McGreggor (A)
Erin Beaker (A)
Daisies
Faith Goodie (E)
Herbert Goodie (E)
Hector Goodie (Tot)
Jared Starchild (A)
Erik Swain (A)
Jason Greenman (A)
Rose Greenman (A)
Daisy Greenman (A)
Gabe O’Mackey (A)
Alexandra O’Mackey (Teatherton) (A)
Trent Traveller (A)
Tina Traveller (Ch)
Trisha Traveller (A)
Hunter Bigfoot (A)
Church of Nezerity
Purple
Checo Ramirez (A)
Lisa Ramirez (A)
Tessa Ramirez (CH)
Crystal Parker (Y)
Brandi Broke (A)
Dustin Broke (Teen)
Beau Broke (Ch)
Eric Broke (Tot)
John Burb (A)
Jennifer Burb (A)
Lucy Burb (Ch)
Dina Caliente (A)
Mary Gavigan (A)
Nathan Gavigan (A)
Isaiah Gavigan (Ch)
William Williamson (A)
Sarah Love (A)
Matthew Hart (A)
Matthew Picaso (A)
Jessica Picaso (A)
Orange
Denise Jacquet (E)
Gilbert Jacquet (A)
Frances J. Worthington III (A)
Tank Grunt (A)
Daisy Wheels (A)
JoAnn Gutenberg (A)
Aldric Davis (A)
Almeric Davis (A)
Cassandra Goth (A)
Coral Oldie (E)
Daniel Pleasant (A)
Mary-Sue Pleasant (A)
Lilith Pleasant (Teen)
Damon Pleasant (Baby)
Desiree Pleasant (Baby)
Kristen Loste (A)
Priya Ramaswami (A)
Sanjay Ramaswami (A)
Johnny Smith (A)
Ophelia Nigmos (A)
Ripp Grunt (A)
Buck Grunt (Teen)
Pollination Tech #9 Smith (A)
Jenny Smith (A)
Jill Smith (Ch)
Jacob Smith (Baby)
Jessica Smith (Baby)
Jane Stacks (A)
Daytona Beech (E)
Hamilton Beech (A)
Sandy Beech (A)
Virginia Beech (Teen)
Rocky Beech (Teen)
Pebble Beech (Tot)
Beulah Land (E)
Homer Land (E)
Scot Land (Teen)
River Land (Teen)
Delta Land (Teen)
Justin Land (Tot)
Mary Mann (A)
Dora Ottomas (E)
Samantha Ottomas (A)
David Ottomas (Teen)
Red
Ashley Pitts (A)
General Buzz Grunt (A)
Andy Bellum (A)
Lana Mann (E)
Rich Mann (E)
Junior Mann (A)
Followers of Jumbok IV
Chester Gieke (A)
Dixie Land (A)
Zoe Zimmerman (A)
DJ Verse (A)
Sam Thomas (A)
Katelyn Oates (Y)
Jessie Pilferson (A)
Morty Roth (A)
Stella Roth (A)
Sandra Roth (Teen)
Xander Roth (Ch)
Andrew Martin (A)
Jacob Martin (Teen)
Cleo Shikibu (A)
Lazlo Curious (A)
Chloe Curious (A)
Trent Traveller (A)
Trisha Traveller (A)
Tina Traveller (Ch)
Aaron Baxter (A)
Ashley Baxter (A)
Valentine Hart (E)
Candy Hart (A)
Forrest Hart (Tot)
Heather Huffington (A)
Ida Juana Knowe (A)
Ginger Newson (Teen)
Peter Ottomas (A)
Followers of the Great Llama
Malcolm Landgraab IV (A)
Joshua Ruben (A)
Alicia Ternynck (Y)
Christian Despret (Y)
Nina Caliente (A)
Angela Pleasant (Teen)
Brittany Upsnott (A)
Patricia Wan (A)
Loki Beaker (A)
Circe Beaker (A)
Mark Beaker (Tot)
Vidcund Curious (A)
Nova Curious (Tot)
Simism
Jimmy Phoenix (A)
Cyd roseland (A)
Catherine Viejo (E)
Nervous Subject (A)
Stella Terrano (A)
Goldie Hart (Teen)
Helen Wheels (A)
None
Julien Cooke (A)
Dot Matrix (A)
Gunnar Roque (A)
Jasmine Rai (A)
Zoe Zimmerman (A)
Don Goth (Lothario) (A)
Jules O’Mackey (Teen)
Followers of the Great Freezer Bunny
Florence Delarosa (A)
Gilbert Jacquet (A)
Stephen Tinker (A)
Wanda Tinker (A)
Guy Wrightley (A)
Ramin Warner (Y)
Johnny Smith (A)
Ophelia Nigmos (A)
Ripp Grunt (A)
Buck Grunt (Teen)
Pollination Tech #9 Smith (A)
Jenny Smith (A)
Jill Smith (Ch)
Jacob Smith (Baby)
Jessica Smith (Baby)
Virginia Beech (Teen)
Rocky Beech (Teen)
Scot Land (Teen)
Justin Land (Tot)
Mary Mann (A)
Woody Weiss (Teen)
Followers of the Grilled Cheese Goddess
Jodie Larson (A)
Jimmy Phoenix (A)
Jason Greenman (A)
Leod McGreggor (A)
Martin Ruben (A)
Trisha Traveller (A)
Homer Land (E)
Scot Land (Teen)
Peter Ottomas (A)
Samantha Ottomas (A)
Followers of the Reaper
Tombstone
Hi Thyme (A)
Darren Dreamer (A)
Herb Oldie (E)
Ophelia Nigmos (A)
Alexandra O’Mackey (Teatherton) (A)
Allegra Gorey (A)
Sara Bellum (A)
Chloe Curious (A)
Aaron Baxter (A)
Rhett Hart (A)
Graveyard Dirt
Dirk Dreamer (A)
Betty Goldstein (E)
Cliff Notes (A)
Monica Bratford (A)
Olive Specter (E)
Unknown yet because Newson’s
Gabriella Newson (Ch)
Gallagher Newson (Ch)
Garrett Newson (Ch)
Georgia Newson (Ch)
Jumbok and/or Orange because Ottomas’s
Sharla Ottomas (Ch)
Tommy Ottomas (Tot)
Elizabeth Ottomas (Baby)
Emily Ottomas (Baby)
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New from Every Movie Has a Lesson by Don Shanahan: REWIND REVIEW: Where’d You Go, Bernadette
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For an occasional new segment, Every Movie Has a Lesson will cover upcoming home media releases combining an “overdue” or “rewind” film review, complete with life lessons, and an unboxed look at special features.
WHERE’D YOU GO, BERNADETTE
There are parallels between which filmmaker Richard Linklater always seems to operate. It was either “free-wheeling fun” or “poignant realism” with “scant middle ground.” Call them Party Linklater and Deep Linklater. The question mark skipped from the title of Where’d You Go, Bernadette can be placed in the sentence of which Linklater did we get? Welcome to the uncharted and unexpected “scant middle ground” where grandiose fiction is the party and odd eccentricity is the depth.
Neurotically charming, yet misshapen in many ways, Where’d You Go, Bernadette is wholly unique from the Texan and Hollywood outsider. The movie has the equal ability to disarm and disgust depending on your perspective or experience with the Maria Semple source material. Non-readers will float with the staccato blustering and the Antarctic kayak currents of fancy. Ardent fans will wonder where all the scintillating mystery went that gave merit to all the haphazard happenings beset on the family of narrator Balakrishna Branch, affectionately known as “Bee” and played by debuting talent Emma Nelson.
ANTICIPATORY SET AND PRIOR KNOWLEDGE:
Bee is the uber-precocious 15-year-old daughter of a pair of brilliant-minded, attracted opposites. Her father is the Microsoft-backed tech innovator Elgin Branch, played by Billy Crudup, earning industry kudos and TED Talk stages with groundbreaking new mind-to-text recognition software. The extroverted and borderline workaholic is matched by his reclusive and agoraphobic wife and Bee’s titular mother, played by Academy Award winner Cate Blanchett and her bangs. Detailed by exposition-minded video essays viewed by characters on screen, Bernadette Fox was once the toast of Los Angeles and the most brilliant architectural design savant of her generation before professional disappointment burned and stomped over her creativity.
LESSON #1: “THE BRAIN IS A DISCOUNTING MECHANISM” — Bernadette’s own explanatory observations of self-diagnosis are fueled by empirical study, plenty of science, and a side of doubting bullshit. It’s true that the brain looks for risk and signals accordingly. To call it a design flaw for danger instead of joy, however, is where you squint at the woman’s nuttiness to a degree. Still, this background and Cate’s delivery of it all sheds light on the movie’s nervous system.
For years, Bernadette has buried herself in two projects: being a mom and endlessly tinkering with restoring a huge derelict old school building into the family’s home in the Seattle burbs. Anxiety has grown into to insomnia and a racing heart during social and domestic confrontations. Her most common clashes are anything requiring Bernadette to interact and keep up with the joneses of the hoity-toity private school Bee attends (something matching of Semple’s inspiration). That judgy crowd is led by the granola and snooty next door neighbor Audrey (Kristen Wiig) and her minion Soo-Lin (TV actress Zoe Chao) who works with Elgin.
LESSON #2: DIFFERING PERSPECTIVES ON FAILING LIVES — We learn a great deal about where Elgin and Bernadette stand in a dynamite sequence of two separated venting sessions. Elgin has approached a psychiatrist (Judy Greer) about how to deal with his wife. In a different location, Bernadette catches up with an old colleague (Laurence Fishburne) that she hasn’t seen in years. Deftly constructed with surgical editing from Linklater regular Sandra Adair, his lament combines with her rant. His conclusion is help while hers is to create, showing just how far apart the two former lovebirds are now.
Outside of her impressionable daughter, Bernadette’s verbose and unrestrained external monologue is received and filtered through “Manjula,” her unseen automated text-to-speech personal assistant service. Even with the prospect of an Antarctic cruise vacation for Bee on the horizon, all of the loose threads of Bernadette’s current course are unraveling to several breaking points. Everyone can see these potential disasters coming except her and the loyal Bee who considers her mother her best friend.
MY TAKE:
LESSON #3: LOVE SOMEONE’S FLAWS — The movie presents a family that still loves the mess that Bernadette has become. Her husband, for all his worry, remains a willing confidante. The nearly unconditional love between daughter and mother is tremendous. Mom defends her daughter’s independence and the resilient girl gives it right back in the face of the catty other moms. Accepting and inspiring familial love trumps every quirk or mistake and the film forces a great many syrup-coated steps to ensure that happens.
Showing off as much if not more unstable petulance as she did winning the Oscar for Woody Allen’s Blue Jasmine, Cate Blanchett bring a dizzying level of detail to her characterization of depressed pizzazz and wallowing pluck and play Bernadette Fox. There is never a wasted movement or breath with Cate. This is complete immersion and her vocal and physical expressions and actions of exasperation are fascinating to watch. Sure, maybe we’ve seen this level of difficulty before from the newly-minted 50-year-old, but the capability and brilliance she brings to these odd roles is nearly second to none. Put her right there next to Meryl Streep where her dedication to any and every challenge cannot be questioned.
Across from that celebrated star of rich and storied career heights is Emma Nelson, the rookie in her first movie. Experience be damned, she becomes the emotional linchpin of the whole darn thing. Every arc of personal improvement for Bernadette lifts one for Bee and the first-timer exudes mettle and moxie. That girl is going places besides just her next year of high school.
Admittedly, Where’d You Go, Bernadette is tricky business for Richard Linklater. Semple’s best-seller is a uniquely mystery-driven collection of documents, emails, and transcripts, stuff not easy or clear to translate on screen without heavy narration or the wild visual creativity of something like Searching. Linklater and the Me and Orson Welles screenwriting team of Holly Gent and Vince Palmo bent and stripped away that hop-scotch of truth and “you never know everything” intrigue to fashion something more straight-forward and safe as a character piece narrative. In doing so, the resulting film skimps on opportunities to wreck more havoc in personal lives. The fits and spurts of how far to raise eyebrows comes out in the film’s unevenness. Luckily, the acting is steadfast and satisfying.
LESSON #4: TAKE A JOURNEY OF SELF-DISCOVERY — Critique aside, the clear goal for Linklater was to create or hone something more pleasant than a tawdry yarn of competing gossip. The third act of this movie takes a walkabout-ish excursion and turn for Bernadette and company brings aims positivity to elevate the doldrums of everyone’s downward spiral. Choose your journey to reinvigorate your soul. The Antarctica location doesn’t matter. It’s the fact you take one when you need it most.
3 STARS
EXTRA CREDIT:
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The 20th Century Fox home media edition of Where’d You Go, Bernadette offers a tiny sprinkle of background on Linklater’s feature film. Tiny does mean tiny. There are only three special features and one of them is a 26-picture gallery of production stills. That’s hardly a deep dive. Someday, a talkative casual guy like director Richard Linklater needs to grace us with an audio commentary on the level with his legendary Dazed & Confused track. Until then, these vignette crumbs made the Trailer Park Content house will have to do.
The main feature is the 15-minute “Bringing Bernadette to Life.” It’s a sharp behind-the-scenes retrospective on how this project came to be with its assembled talent. The blue-jeans-casual director talks about how he was introduced to and dissected Maria Semple’s book with his trusted screenwriting collaborators Holly Gent and Vince Palmo. Linklater was captivated from the opening line of “Just because you can’t fully know somebody doesn’t mean you can’t try” while Cate Blanchett called it a “bugger” to adapt with its format of letters and emails. Richard’s goal was the show everything about the main character and not shy away from raw truths and painful confrontations.
Blanchett was the actress Linklater pictured while reading Semple’s novel and came to realize she was the only one to pull off this discombobulated lead role. The Oscar winner puts in her interview time in the feature discussing all the quirks and themes. For a fun fact, Blanchett wore Semple’s own sunglasses from when she wrote the novel. Furthermore, nice bouquets are also shared by Emma Nelson, Billy Crudup, and Kristen Wiig. Each player speaking on the main character and her wavelengths.
The second mini-doc is the five-minute “Who Is Bernadette.” For a movie about thinking and talking out loud, we get the talent thinking and talking out loud. It’s more of the same with the edited montages set to the voiceover sharing of the cast and crew. It’s not much, but the insight is appreciated, especially with Semple herself offering her stamp of approval. All in all, the special features won’t be the reason one purchases this movie. They’ll be there for the finished film itself.
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I love your uberhood so much and can't wait to see the next Pleasantview developments. If it's not too much trouble, could you list which households live in which subhood? I'm tracking certain stories and am a bit confused as to who lives where. Thanks!
Thanks for your kind words!
Because I’m a nerd, I happen to have this already, so here you go! It falls in the order I usually play the hoods (households within always at random).
Headcount: 157 playable sims
* = already expecting a baby
- = pending graduates (the real reason I keep this, ie where can I fit them all in the main hoods!)
La Fiesta Tech:
Sorority (Jessie, Sarah, Angela)–Fraternity (Mickey, Matthew)–Jocque (Violet, Jules)Nigmos (Ophelia, Ripp)Worthington (Frances J)-Dorm 1 - (Jane, Dirk, Allegra, Justin, Brittany)-Dorm 2 - (Dustin, Jacob, Heather, David)Dorm 3 - (Tank, Ty, Sandra, Stella, Melody)Shifting Paradymes (Jasmine, Johnny)–Pleasant (Lilith, Rick)Verse (DJ)-
Pleasantview:
Goth (Mortimer, Bella, Alexander)Bachelor (Michael, Dina)*Lothario (Don, Cassandra, Maya, Aimee)Pleasant (Daniel)Oldie (Coral, Mary-Sue)Loner (Ajay, Sharon, Henry)Bell (Hannah, Issac, Daniel, Amanda)Bratford (Monica)Gavigan (Mary, Nathan, Isaiah, Ethan, Joel)Broke (Brandi, Beau, Charmaine)Dreamer (Darren, Samantha, Kimberly’s ghost)DeBateau (Armand, Tara)Cleveland (Marissa)Langerak (Parker)
Bluewater Village:
Tinker (Stephen, Wanda)Landgraab (Malcolm, Patricia)*Ramirez (Checo, Lisa, Tessa, Gus)Jacquet (Gilbert)Zimmerman (Zoe)Roque (Gunnar)Peterson (Jessica)Weir (Connor, Elle)*
Downtown:
Caliente (Nina)Gere (Chastity)Wrightley (Guy)
Riverblossom Hills:
O'Mackey (Gabe, Allyn)McGreggor (Leod, Jodie)*Viejo (Catherine, Gabriel, Lana, Raymond)Newson (Ginger, Gavin, Gabriella, Gallagher, Garrett, Georgia)Baldwin (Isabel, Benjamin, Sofia, Marcus, Faye)Contrary (Opal, Edward)Burb (John)Burb (Jennifer, Lucy)Delarosa (Florence)Riley (Timothy, Vivian, Sally, Etsu, Mia)Teatherton (Alexandra, Matthew)*Ottomas (Peter, Samantha, Sharla, Tommy)Aspir (Luis, Denise, Victor, Elizabeth, Pauline, Caitlin)Shikibu (Cleo, Kristen)Roth (Morty, Stella, Xander, Will)Martin (Andrew)
Strangetown:
Singles (Lola, Chloe, Clark)Smith (PT, Jenny, Jill, Buck, James)Beaker (Circe, Loki, Kaylynn)Specter (Olive, Nervous, Consort)Una (Natasha, Trevor, Colbie, Jack)Curious (Pascal, Lilly, Lazlo, Cosmo, Marvin)Curious (Vidcund)Mole (John, Jason)Rutherford (Erin, Geoff)*
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Bo: Hey, listen. Want to get in on the oppotunity of a lifetime?
Townie: The uh, what?
Bo: Let me tell you about a little investment scheme I’m setting up...
Bottom “Bo” Summerdream
Family/Fortune
Become Criminal Mastermind
Hopeless Romantic, Savy Sculptor, Perceptive, Kleptomaniac, Sailor
Friends: Lucy Burb, Dixie Land, Titania Summerdream, Melody Tinker, Hal Capp, Goldie Hart, Alexander Goth, Puck Summerdream, Desdemona Capp, Jasmine Rai
Romances: Benedick Monty (ex-boyfriend), Hal Capp (on-again off-again), Melody Tinker (casually dating), Dixie Land (occasional flirtation)
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L’eau Down: My Top Fragrances for Every Occasion
After years of spritzing countless fragrances at Ulta, Sephora and a bevy of department stores, I have finally completed my fragrance wardrobe… for now. For me, scents that catch my attention evoke a feeling or memory—something that will transport me to a particular season is even better. While it might seem like it was an easy collection to accumulate, I definitely didn’t discover these all at once. In fact, it took me an extremely long time to even find one fragrance I could wear for more than one occasion. So with that, I’m going to share my top fragrances for every occasion.
Clinique Happy: Crisp and clean
I first discovered this floral fragrance when I did a series of sponsored posts for Clinique on my social media channels. I love that it’s not too overpowering (notes include ruby red grapefruit, boysenberry bush flower and Hawaiian wedding flower) and out of all of these fragrances, I think this offers the best value for its size. While I was gifted with this a year ago, I’m totally ready to pay out of pocket for another ounce of this citrus perfume, because I wear this year-round.
Bobbi Brown Beach: Summer in a bottle
Simply put, this is my go-to summer fragrance when I want to feel like I’m at the beach even when I’m not there. If you read some of the reviews of on Sephora, some people think it smells like sunscreen and they are half right—I love the smell of sunscreen but this has a saltwater scent too and that’s why I love wearing it when I’m not at the beach. It makes the summer days in the ‘burbs so much better.
Joie Folle de Joie Eau de Perfume: Romantic, playful and feminine
I first discovered this scent through a former colleague at a previous job. I find myself wearing this year round, although the description touts this as a summer fragrance. It has a calming sweet citrus scent mixed with light woodsy floral notes. I’ve worn this to work and on the weekend, and I’m obsessed!
Side note—When I tried to find it online, it was out of stock on the Joie website but got extremely lucky when I found a gift set still available in the Birchbox store. Lucky for me, and girls who love this scent too, it’s back in stock on the Joie website!
Estee Lauder Modern Muse: A sophisticated fragrance for work
This classic, original scent will always have a permanent spot on my fragrance tray. The scent is pretty much exactly as it says in the description—jasmine and woodsy. I usually only wear this fragrance to work in the fall/winter season. Only con is it does tend to fade about 3 or 4 hours in.
Jo Malone Wild Bluebell Cologne: Fresh and delicate with staying power
True be told—I don’t own the full-size version of this cologne. But I have been living off teeny tiny samples of this fragrance for a while now. Whether it’s brunch with my girl friends or a special occasion (wedding, baby shower, etc.), this is another fragrance I like to wear in the spring and summer.
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If you’re still searching for your signature scent, I highly recommend you read this post to help you find the right fragrance for you.
Do you rotate a few fragrances throughout the year? What are your top fragrances for every occasion?
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