#Replacement XPS Cooking Grid

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Lately I’ve been obsessively playing Sims 4. I have a habit of ignoring it for months, then binge playing in a week. Especially if a new expansion pack comes out. I just got University and it’s... kinda meh so far. But I think I’m just in the wrong mood for it. A few years ago when I was all nostalgic for uni I’d have eaten it up, I think. Maybe I’ll be feeling it more another time. Am happy to finally have in-the-wall showers though! That alone was worth $40, lmao.

Another thing to factor in... when I sent my Sim to the university, they asked me to pick my course load and I gave her 3 classes plus an elective. Almost gave her four, but then was like, “I should wait till I know how much free time she’ll have.” So... when I was in college, I maxed out on course credits every semester and then took electives for 0 credits on top of that. It was hard - especially junior year - but I did it. I really wasn’t expecting my Sim to struggle with just 4 classes, but I failed to take into account how rapidly Sims get tired. They can’t pull all-nighters the same way I could when I was 20, lol. And things like eating and going to the toilet take an hour lol. My Sim’s always late to class because even though she has a bicycle, half the time she just doesn’t use it, and the other half she’s prompted to leave for class too late to make it on time. I started just putting her in front of the building once I knew where her classes were held xP

So, that is, I think I made going to uni unnecessarily difficult for my Sim, and therefore made it less fun for me. She spends all her time in class, studying, or doing homework - there’s no time at all for anything else. I feel burnt out and I’m not even a student anymore x’D

Also her clingy boyfriend who’s supposed to be freelancing at their apartment in San Myshuno keeps randomly popping up or begging her for dates. The first day alone he showed up and sent four different invites. Like, omg, dude. Chill - he has none. He has both the Romantic and the Jealous trait though so I guess he can’t help it. He was an NPC that happened to take my fancy so I snagged him. I like him for the most part but boy is he an annoying boyfriend!

OK, but the real reason I started obsessing over Sims again wasn’t for University, but for Realms of Magic. I love the magic packs in the Sims and was hoping for something Harry Potter-esque. It’s... well, it’s okay. The world is kind of pretty, but not very interactive, and the magic-user Sims who show up there are all really normal looking. At least the three Sages are more interesting but... they show up at my spellcaster Sim’s house in Sulani to do normal things, dressed in ridiculous yet normal outfits (at least that makes them seem like wizards trying and failing to pass as muggles though, lol).

But yeah, I was hoping for more. I reached Virtuoso really fast. Dueling was mostly the same graphics every time. There was nothing I could do to improve my chances of winning, like learn a specific powerful spell or potion... Even leveling up doesn’t really help - what helps is getting enough Talent points to buy a spellcaster perk that gives you an advantage in duels. But that just means leveling up and leveling up and leveling up. So you do the same three or four interactions over and over again. Even potion making was a bust because they give you free samples of the potions when you learn them, and then you can use the duplication spell on them, and then you can get the perk that ensures they’ll be successful, so... why even bother making them!

Mostly what I would have liked is a much larger range of spells. Especially practical ones. The spell my Virtuoso level spellcaster uses the most? Scruberoo. So no one in his household ever needs to take showers, lol. But Scruberoo doesn’t work on laundry :/ They are using a washtub because they’re semi-off-the-grid so it’d be a nice way to speed things up. But sometimes the washtub glitches or something? and doesn’t result in clean clothes even if the water had been replaced first. In that case, I let my spellcaster Zipzap the thing lol. Because it makes me happy.

I also wish spells could be extended. Like, my Sim has a big garden, so when I want to use Floralial, I have to individually select each plant, pick magic, pick spells, and then pick Floralial... it’s dull.

All that being said... I still enjoy Realms of Magic. Since making my sim a Spellcaster, I’ve played him a lot. I love Practical Magic. I love that after making my Sim’s cat his familiar, she now sparkles as she prances around :D I find it charming that I can make a cauldron-full of chili out of thin air. (Now I know how the Weasleys kept themselves fed.) I love the new magical decor (clothing is so-so). The other magic seems fun but since my Sim is a good guy, I don’t get to use them much. Sims in Sulani sometimes just show up in your house and make themselves at home, and one time a guy got stuck in a pathfinding mishap, so to get him out I had my Spellcaster Morphiate him into a dead fish or something. But then I couldn’t move the dead fish... Somehow when he returned to normal, he was able to get out of the house though. Anyway, I’m planning to make an evil spellcaster so I can go around gleefully Inferniating everyone.

But the best part of all is Transportalate or whatever it’s called. I know with cheats you can just click and teleport, but he does this on his own, sometimes over stupidly small distances, and it comes with cool lighting effects. Me gusta. I love knowing that if his bladder bar’s in the red, he won’t pee himself on his way to the toilet because he’ll get there instantaneously, not in 15 Sim minutes X’D Am just wishing I could give this ability to my Nightcrawler Sim without making him a spellcaster.

My spellcaster is my Fai Sim, btw. =D And Mokona is his familiar (a white cat). The looks on Syaoran, Sakura, and Kurogane’s faces when he Scruberoos them all are priceless. (I’d use the Delicioso spell more too but Fai has level 10 in Cooking, Baking, and Gourmet Cooking X’D)

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Airstream CCD International Signature - 23 FB – Off-Grid / Boondocking-ready – For Sale $35,500

Contact Information: foucauld.thery@gmail.com, 4849051255

After 6 months of traveling, meeting amazing people, discovering the beautiful U.S. while working remotely, our journey is taking us to new horizons; we are ready to pass on our Airstream to wanderer adventurers.

This Airstream has been a fantastic platform for our adventure.

What we did:

Working remotely and hiking National Parks

Woofing

Staying off-grid

Some state parks campgrounds and a few private ones in the few locations where we had to.

The Airstream 23FB is spacious, comfortable, luxurious, yet nimble enough to handle the rough trails and dirt roads you’ll want to explore on public lands (we got to access the remotest areas).

Stylish and civilized: You know, Airstream. Beautiful International Signature interior.

Off-grid ready with great autonomy:

New solar power system, fully integrated charger inverter, lithium batteries and the extra Honda propane inverter generator. Since September we never came close to running out of power, even during the cold days and nights when we had to run our heater constantly.

39 gallons of fresh water. Cooking, cleaning, showers,…

2 x 30lb of propane for heating, fridge, cooking and safety propane generator.

With full tanks, propane and water, even in temperatures going as low as 25F at night we were able to be off-grid for 10 days straight with no problem. Navy showers included.

More details about the trailer.

Our trailer got a little bruised up in 2016 (2 owners ago). That’s how it earned its salvaged title from the state of California. It’s had no consequences for us. The trailer is really cool and its distinctive looks and charm will be a conversation starter with fellow adventurers. It looks great. Comes at a price point that would buy you half an Airstream without a solid solar, battery and inverter system.

Two axles. We think it matters. You don’t want to be stranded on that rough patch of desert dirt road or have your trailer go haywire on a busy highway (welcome to LA).

We pulled our Airstream with a 2015 VW Touareg diesel. Perfect all around. The car is very comfortable and quiet. It packs all the torque and power you need. Combined with our weight balancing and sway control hitch, pulling the 23FB Airstream was always very safe and the driving experience great.

We traveled throughout the west and averaged 20mpg when pulling the trailer-and 30mpg without.

Current Registration

The trailer is registered in Montana under an LLC. This set-up will save you money and is perfect for you especially if your intention is to be a full-time traveler with no fixed address. We’ll tell you all about it.

Electrical System.

A $6,000 value in parts only. Professional quality installation (I must confess, I did use the service of a great RV mechanic and electrician for the 120v AC integration).

600W of solar panels (HQST)

MPPT Solar Charge Controller 50A/100V (Victron Smartsolar 50|100)

2800W MagnaSine Pure Sine Inverter Charger MS Series

Rewired AC panel: All AC outlets are connected to the inverter allowing you to plug any device inside or outside. Whether you need a blender for cooking, additional ambiance lights inside or outside, or even plug your guitar amp. We got you covered.

260 Amp-Hour lithium battery pack (2 x 130ah LiFePo4, equivalent to 520 ah of lead acid battery. That is a lot!). Batteries are Valence XP series. Typically used in medical devices. Unused as of September 2019

Victron Energy Smart BMV-712 Battery Monitor

The whole system is cleanly tucked under the bed in the least accessible storage of the unit. The trailer has a ton of storage compartments.

The Victron App will let you set the parameters and look at the performance of your system from your phone.

Mechanical/Structural.

All brakes replaced in September 2019

All bearings replaced in September 2019

All tires replace in September 2019.

All outside panels resealed in November 2019

New weight distribution hitch as of September 2019

Roof fully redone in March 2020

Price: $35,500.

No sales tax in Montana if you elect to keep it registered there.

The cosmetic damages and title are what makes this Airstream such a great deal.

The cosmetic damages and our electrical set-up make it a fantastic asset for off grid and boondocking.

Current location: Bolinas, CA, we are open to delivering it.

Option

Honda 2200 EUi Inverter-generator with Hutch Mountain propane conversion kit. -> You can connect directly to the LP propane outlet on the Airstream. Propane is the way to go. Clean, lots of autonomy and easy to refill.

Less than 5 hours of total used time. The solar works so well. that we’ve only had to use it once. And only because I had forgotten to remove the fridge from electric mode. It’s great asset for peace of mind.

Retail price: Generator is $1,050 + tax and Hutch mountain conversion kit is $270 + tax.

Price $1,000. (no tax 😊)

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