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Animal Crossing (DS)

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katie1 Mon 04-Jan-16 23:13:46

Oops, I thought I had

Cherrytree59 Mon 04-Jan-16 19:58:09

Katie 1 I think it might be better to start New thread on the desk top site on GN as plenty of gners to listen help or advise you

katie1 Mon 04-Jan-16 19:44:04

Am I the only gransnetter that feels trapped? I work full time and have grown up children who make demands, which I do my best to meet and am happy to do so. But........I am unhappy in my job and would like to be part time, but funds will not allow that. As I am (obviously) getting older, I want to be freer(is that spelt correctly) to do what I choose, whether it be grandchild care, housework, gardening or pottering. I want to wake up in the morning with a smile and not a feeling of pure dread. Evey day is mapped out and I feel stifled. Any wise words of wisdom?

upsydaisy Sun 15-May-11 09:36:48

Oh yes GreyHaired Worrier I see it now, thanks. Ah well looks like I'm to carry on being a lonely gamer. Incidentally, if anyone out there does have a DS, Animal Crossing is a great game, I'm getting quite obsessed. It's probably more for adults than kids as I think some of the humour on it would be lost on children, plus there's a lot of reading to do so maybe not so good for younger children.

GreyHairedWorrier Sat 14-May-11 19:59:01

There is private messaging here, there's a button just up there, at the end. ^

But I don't have a DS, so can't help you otherwise.

upsydaisy Sat 14-May-11 14:03:06

Does anyone play Animal Crossing for the DS? I've had it a week and am totally addicted. I would love to visit someone else's town, so if anyone on here has it and fancies meeting up in a virtual world you could PM (do we have private messaging on here) your friend code to me. Nobody I know in real life, including my own kids ever play any games, so I'm a very lonely games player sad