The Great Underground Treasure Hunt

I found the red spheres.

Yesterday I decided to get out my Explorer Kit to go underground treasure hunting in Pokemon Diamond, and so far I managed to find a huge mound of colorful spheres, some fossils, and other kinds of treasure while disarming some traps along the way. I also spent some spheres to a Hiker who’s giving out Secret Room Goods and got myself a giant Snorlax doll and a Research Shelf. Sweet! 😀

And what I like about the Underground is the treasured plates of some Pokemon types that boosts the power of some attack moves. Here’s a few of them that I’ve found:

Mind Plate (Psychic-type)

Iron Plate (Steel-type)

Splash Plate (Water-type)

Either way, it was a lot of fun trying to dig up the underground treasures. 🙂

Wednesday Open Thread: Tiny Hat Edition

San_San showed me how to make miniature hats by using pieces of empty paper towel rolls earlier this afternoon, some colorful yarn and a few cottonballs. Here’s a picture of the miniature hats that I made:

After getting done making the mini hats, I got outside and did some work in the backyard with Dad. I was dumping the yard waste along the fence next to the creek while he rakes it up and then shoveling them in the bucket until it’s full so that I can dump it out. Unfortunately I don’t have a picture of the dam filled with yard waste but we got most of it taken care of and we’ll do the rest of it hopefully tomorrow. 🙂

Open Thread!

Pokemon Egg Hatchery Time

Been doing some egg-hatching progress in Pokemon Diamond lately after defeating the 7th gym leader Candice and other various trainers, and I’ve managed to hatch two eggs that contain Riolu on one which was given by a guy named Riley and Hippopotas on the other which was given by the elderly Day Care couple. 😀

So now I just need to hatch the third egg which will take quite some time doing it, but I’m gonna take a break on that for right now until I feel like egg hatching again. 🙂

The bigger they are, the harder they fall.

We’re having a tree removed from behind our house… actually, two trees. It’s one tree that grew into two trees, both about 70 feet tall.

This picture is what’s left of our tree. There’s 45 feet left of it right now, and hopefully tomorrow they’ll have it cut down to within four feet of the ground. 🙂 There will be a big stump for now.

This was the last cut of the day. It’s about 10 feet tall, and the tree remover estimated its weight of 5,000 pounds. We counted the wooden lines to see how old our tree is, and it’s 75 years old.

And finally I’ll end the post with a picture of our cat Stewie on the Bobcat:

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