I had someone in my family look at the Magic Fish before there was a fish tank! At first I thought maybe the fish were in the picture in the kitchen, but then when I bought the tank, it went right near that picture.

I think the fact they can make a baby making kissing motions to each other from opposite sides of the room, then jumping on the bed like kids, is hysterical. (I swear I have seen them succeed without ever being anywhere near each other).

Also, the way their heads can do that 180 degree turn just disturbs me. I've gotten somewhat used to it, but seeing a little child playing happily with her toys, while her head keeps turning around, makes me think of the Exorcist.

The Magic Fish referred to is the picture. It's the one in the kitchen next to the fish tank, as you say.

Ahh OK. I couldn't really tell what was in the picture, then it seemed odd they put the tank there. (Who puts a fish tank in the kitchen, anyway?). I guess they wanted the fish to be able to see the fish picture. lol

its a and i think its the most beautiful fish! and the

I have found that, even if their time on the bed is not synchronized that, yes, it may still result in a baby, but only if the husband is the one who leaves first. If the lady does, there is no baby, at least it hasn't happened for me in that instance yet.

i am sure, Probably hearing things, but all the same i am pretty sure i heard one of my peeps say "Dang" when they checked their weight.

My husband (real) thought the husband (virtual) had to leave first too. Then his female runner made it to the bedroom and had the baby before the husband was even in the bedroom.

Mine cheer when they check their weight

They cheer and do a little dance diddy if they're satisfied with their weight, but if they think they're too heavy they'll say "gawd" or "dang". Way cute!

OK here's something I thought was strange, and a little disturbing. The mother Wiki died, and while the husband was, and still is depressed, the little boy, Logetto, was "elated". I know he was adopted around age 3, but I would hope by age 9 they had bonded enough that he would be a little bit sad at her passing.

When the talent scout comes, make sure you sell the bugger.

Haha! Great idea!

I thought it was strange when I saw my Kin look under the desk in the office and pull out the watering can. It said he was watering the flowers, then I watched as he went to the roses and watered them, not the window boxes. He then carried the watering can to the shed and put it away. I have only seen that once, and thought it was weird. Has anyone else seen that happen?

yes, the father in one of my families was watering the plants in the pots once. I thought it was cute, and began to watch, but then a missing rare coin appeared, and I interrupted him. Still waiting for it to happen again.

Well, I have a father who is "elated" although his wife is dead, his last child just went off to college, and he is 60 which is the age none of my little people seem to live past.

Then I have a 12-year-old living by himself because both parents died. He finally got depressed (this is the one who was "elated" when his mother died), but he recovered quickly to just being "a bit blue".

I've seen that happen twice, although both times the peeps were wandering along the corridor to the back door when I spotted them so I don't know where they found the watering can. The first time he watered the roses, and the second time she watered the flowers in the pots by the front gate. Both times they returned the watering can to the shed.

Here's another odd thing. I had my newlyweds try to make a baby, then changed my mind and took the wife to go read an email. The husband went through the whole kissy-kissy-jump-on-the-bed routine by himself. LOL

I had one want watering the flowers he picked up a watering can from the office computer floor

I had one get the watering can from the middle of the kitchen floor and then watered the roses.