Sorry to change subject lol -> I've been thinking about taking sign language classes as a way to learn something new but I don't know anyone who uses/needs to know sign language do you think that would make it a weird thing to learn?

sounds interesting to me! i don't think its weird at all.

@Dream, lol yeah, the groceries win almost every time XD I don't donate anymore, I try to rely on selling some items for coins on the market. I just can't afford spending real money. I stocked up on the coins real nice this time around, but I'll be trying to spend them wisely.

@Hot: Right? I can't wait for more items released in the newest colors

@Pastel: I sometimes think about learning sign language although I know no one I could use it with. But I still think it might come in handy. It's a nice skill to have.

Same same, such pretty new colors!

Learning sign language as an extra language is no more weird than learning any other language.
After all you might not know somebody who uses it now, just imagine the joy that a SL speaker will experience when you greet them in their own language at first meeting.
This comes from somebody who loves learning new languages. :}

sooo who checked out the eclipse? xD

I couldn't see it where I live lol

aww that sucks. whereabouts do you live?

Couldn't see it either, but I am in Europe. We're in line to get a partial one in a year and a complete one a little of a year after that.
Well Europe is. Not certain how much of it will be visible from where in Europe I live. :}

yeah i think the eclipse path went through mexico, parts of the States and parts of Canada, in particular Quebec and Ontario. and the eclipse reached complete totality in Niagara, which is a few hours away from where i live outside Toronto. i think the next one is in 20 years, but whether it will pass through this area again, i won't know.