Strangetown extras: Off to college we go!

[strangetomato]

You'll get to see Jill and Buck in university in the next chapter, but I just got them set up there tonight, and I wanted to share a couple of pics right away. I thought I had enough willpower to keep it to myself until the update, but that sort of evaporated when the cutest thing happened autonomously, so you get a sneak preview.

That's right. The fish came too. *grin*

Buck got himself a flattering new haircut (or did he cut it himself?), and he's wearing one of my other favourite things about Kitchen and Bath: the argyle sweater! I have so much love for that outfit, and it's perfect for Buck. Just perfect.

The apartment that I picked just happened to be the perfect shade of purple to match Buck's stuff too. He loves it.




And here's Jill. I think she grew up cute. She's completed her funky new look with a striped jumper-type dress (with more green, of course) and some cool boots.




Hey, I can see Johnny, Ripp and Ophelia's apartment through the window! I can even kind of see that llama crossing road sign on the wall. That's a pretty high level of detail.




And this is what I just had to share with you: autonomous serenading! *heart melts* Buck is just too sweet. He gives me cavities.

Comments

[cindyanne1.livejournal.com]

Awww, they're so adorable together!

That outfit really is perfect for Buck. I still haven't gone in there and looked for K&B goodies, lol! I'm so bad about that!

Thank goodness they started putting the little symbol from which EP or SP the items came from in the corner or else I'd always be wondering where some things came from!

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

This outfit was made for Buck. So neat, with the crisp shirt collar, but with a nice soft sweater on top, so he's all cuddly. *smile* There were a couple of other colours too, but this one was the best one. I like that the shirt matches his hair colour, and he's totally rocking the primary colours. Buck's not afraid of rocking the primaries. He's fearless when it comes to design.

I like those symbols too. It's especially useful if you install a couple of things within a short period of time.