News at 7
“Next, I ran into the Persea’s. This family of 6 just moved to Central City from their home country of Persia.”
“A very animated family, the Persea’s are very excited to be in Central City. Phineas, the head of the family, originally hails from Egypt. While on a holiday in Persia some 30 years ago, he met his lovely wife Darice. Together they raised two children: Ciro and Azura, and now have two lovely grandchildren: Kira and Lilac. The family decided to move here to Central City after their family business in Persia went out of business after the economic depression hit their country. They have big plans to start up the family business here in Central City. The name of which is going to be Londoste, which will feature an elegant and classy restaurant and bar, as well as recreational activities such as chess and darts. “Londoste’s doors will open within the next couple of weeks,” Ciro assures me. Phineas and Darice are happily retired, so Londoste will be run primarily by their children Ciro and Azura. Phineas is excited to be able to spend time with his grandchildren, and cannot wait to have more. Darice cannot wait to get out on the town and rub elbows with the other citizens of Central City. Ciro, the eldest child of Phineas and Darice, is determined to make Londoste’s a success; while his sister Azura says she wants nothing more than to “stay at home and acquire as many skills as possible”. The youngest members of the Persea family, Kira and Lilac, are the daughters of Ciro. Their mother (who left the family a few years ago) remains in Persia, but the girls insist they want nothing to do with her. They look forward to playing matchmaker for their father, and have already spotted a few women who would suit him well. Let us wish “Good Luck” to the Persea’s!”
Themain Mann and Tella Story–you’re so funny!
Comment by Annette — September 17, 2005 @ 5:10 am
How cool! I love how you made each family a different nationality, and the way you presented them is awesome. Love those family pics! It’s neat that these were randomly generated. I hope you have fun with the Prosperity Challenge, and I look forward to reading more about these families.
Comment by Jen — September 17, 2005 @ 5:32 am
Hehehe, thanks guys! I’m having so much fun with all my simmies! I still love my Brooks family, and my Victorian story too…so I’ll probably still update those (definitely the Victorian one.). Just have so much fun with all the different story lines! I’m sure you all know exactly what I mean! LOL
Comment by Administrator — September 17, 2005 @ 5:51 am
Great Idea to have all of the families differnent nationalities. I also love the houses that you built..and i have to say that i never try to build houses either..they are just so..so..time eating. And i have no time to be eaten. As a matter of fact I shouldnt be online now..except that Sims won over and i want to read about lovely Sims.
Comment by Eva — September 17, 2005 @ 2:04 pm
This looks to be exciting, I’m glad you’ve made families of different nationalities. I did that with one nieghborhood a while ago. I didn’t share their stories though. I had an Asian family, and African family, a German family…etc. It was fun making and playing them. I also like how you started the story like it was a news story…very clever! The photos are great and the names of the news people…hilarious! I was laughing out loud when I figured it out.
Comment by Amanda — September 18, 2005 @ 12:22 pm
This looks really cool , liking how you did the families well I’m on my way to read your next post
Comment by PRMami — September 20, 2005 @ 12:49 am