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I like this collection very much.
The young lady is special and the pics together with her story are starting to bring back my fantasy
Thanks a lot, my dear
So, I created Inge, who is most definitely not a voluptious, superbly sculpted beauty with strength and wisdom, but a skinny, short, possibly "rather pretty little thing" who has a great deal to find out about life, about people and especially, about herself.
I'm very happy that you liked the set and I am so pleased that the pics and story are starting to bring back your fantasy, that is such a wonderful compliment and I sincerely hope you might find the time and the inspiration to allow us to share some more of your beautiful fantasies
Thank you, dearest lady.
Have a nice week dear Les 💜
And the same to you, have a great week
PS to the Nexus users... or anyone else reading this who doesn't like it, please direct all hate towards somebody who cares, because it certainly is NOT us!
Hey Les, it is cmh again. Alex has some strong opinions, and she has also had a few of those Snowberry Cordial chocolates that might have made her more vocal than normal!
I'm very glad you like her outfits, I tend to keep very few outfits for my characters and I suppose that sometimes my mashups can seem repetitive.
For Alex: Inge has asked me to say a big "thank you" for your lovely comments and encouragement about her body size and shape. I rather suspect that I have committed something akin to a heresy in creating a character that is short, skinny and who has an almost non-existant chest (and who actually commented upon that fact herself in the set), but I wanted her to go against the "accepted" form of the ideal Skyrim strong female adventurer...the poor kid didn't get enough meat at the Orphanage while she was growing up, hence her diminutive size and weight...so she's already at a disadvantage, both in strength and appearance. She's "ordinary" and unremarkable and therefore will have to work hard to make something more of herself.
Anyhow, my thanks to you, Alex, and to CMH (I hope he's got you some nice chocolates for the weekend
All the best,
Les
And I really like the sound of "Snowberry Cordial Chocolates"!
So thanks for that, because when Alex is happy - I am happy too!
To be clear, the chocolate display itself in Alex's private quarters, and the scripts so that when I give Alex chocolate on date night she can decide to eat it, store it... or add it to her display if it is a new type of chocolate that she didn't have on her display yet, was all added by me. More of the things I do! Normally, if I remember correctly, you buy boxes of chocolates from the vendors. When you open them you get the individual items? I think? Anyway, to make it more fun for us, I changed things so that some vendors randomly and occasionally sell the individual chocolates. Grelka in Riften is one of them, Evette in Solitude is another. Wenches occasionally have the snowberry cordials, since they contain alcohol. I also placed boxes of chocolates in some locations. Like the master bedroom in the Blue Palace for Elisif, and in Dragonsreach for the kids there. A few more in the Blue Palace (one by the harp added by Palaces and Castles Enhanced), and I think in Sybille Stentor's bedroom. Who says a vampire can't get cravings for chocolate? Some of my favorites have them in their homes, like Ysolda. Several in various parts of the College of Winterhold, where Alex lives when the game starts, before later moving to Skyfall Estate. Hope that wasn't too boring, but it was interesting for me to review. Changes to implement things affected several other mods - so it is a bit complicated to review! Hahahaha, I didn't check for my notes, because I usually don't take them. And now that I wrote this... maybe I should copy this text for future reference - Done!
Hahaha, I had forgotten about this, I also placed some of the boxes of chocolates in the Temple of Dibella! The boxes or tins of the ones that contain alcohol, at least!
A closer view:
Edit: PS. Apologies for not starting with this! Happy Birthday to your wife, from me and Alex!
And again, in case you missed my edit to that reply... Happy Birthday to your wife, from me and Alex!
I'll catch you in the new day!
All the best and sleep well to you both!
I have never noticed that chocolates mod ever before, but it really is a brilliant idea and I'm thinking of downloading and trying it out! I can just imagine the absolute joy that Inge would feel with her first taste, given the disadvantages of her upbringing at the Orphanage, where such luxuries would not have been heard of!
I also have a suspicion that my vampiresses, the Lady Morticiana Eloise Hildegarde Von Bracht and the Lady Ailsa would not be averse to an occasional box and in particular, the Snowberry Cordials, especially given that Ailso has a liking for brandy!!
The images you gave are superb and the items themselves look so realistic!
Truthfully, my family and I also have a great love of good chocolate and occasionally we will send away to the establishment of a master chocolatier in Austria and order up a selection from him, but we only do it two or three times a year because the cost of his artistry is understandably very high...but worth every penny!
(In fact we ordered a box as part of Eileen's birthday celebrations
Thanks very much to you and Alex for bringing them to my attention and again, for your lovely birthday wishes for Eileen!
By the way, you really need to get that goat back onto his medication!
Love the angle with the 2nd last .)
Have a great w/end.
A young character is a more fresh page to write upon than anything, so options are everywhere. I'm curious to see where you will guide her...
I understand what you say about her having to choose a harsh path in order to escape an even worse fate, and it must be pretty bad to only have the choice between bad and worse, but I'm hoping that things will change for her and that she can grow to a full and satisfying life.
I would also agree that a young character is a fresher page on which to write, but I tend to create older characters who have had change forced upon them and whose actions and reactions are tempered, controlled and impacted by their past experiences.
Many thanks for your kind comment, old mate!