... Part 2: The Return

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"Woooosh"

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"That meteorite I found turned out to be pretty valuable. I'll keep an eye for another tonight."

Leisure Suit Oh House

Thanks to the Sims 3 Seasons expansion, the game can cycle through the four seasons like Vivaldi. Each season has an associated holiday that, as far as I can tell, always falls on the last Wednesday of the season, giving all Sims a paid day off from work and an increase in mood from all the seasonal goodness.

Summer's holiday is Leisure Day, first celebrated in 1987 to celebrate the life and accomplishments of Leisure Suit Larry. Or something like that. Amber doesn't know the exact history, but she does know that her talk with Caid yesterday has her in the mood to throw a party!

"AND CAN I GET A HOT TUB!?"

Nevermind, It Was Just Gas

 It was a hellish night, but May got through it somehow.

Grabbing renegade organs before they hit the ground is hard work.

Storm's A-Brewin'

Amber comes home with news of being promoted to a Production Manager, which should allow her to approach the right people with a much more respectable job with which to impress. May also comes home with awesome news, having been granted the position of Trauma Surgeon at Holy Cow Hospital. Hopefully, she's not the one causing the trauma.

May is the first to arrive at Seth Monroe' party, coming straight from work. She's delighted to find out that Seth is filthy rich, with a pool and an upstairs and vampires!

Just like in Moonlight!

I Love Mondays

A new week, a new day of work, new oppuritunities! The Leisure Day holiday is coming in two days, and that will mean a paid day off to do whatever one wants as Summer comes to an end. But, until then, there are jobs to do.

Kay's, for at least part of the day, will be fixing the TV.

"AAAAAAAAAHH!"

It Came From Space

Heading into the evening, May attempts one last effort at salvaging her kinda-date at a nice bistro.

"Oh...I didn't know this was one of those fancy places."

Owing to her companion's lack of proper etiquette, May decides that this relationship is best left at the co-worker level.