I just had a level 26 today that didn't know you could hide the trees. She said she couldn't get my last 2 wheat fields, so she was happy to learn how to hide trees. :lol:
I had someone refuse to do it last night...I was at a loss for words when they told me to MOVE MY TREES! lmao Thank the Lord Red was around to help a sista out. I had another one just now do it again. They said nah I don't turn trees off. :?:?:? I hired another person and they got ****ed and left. As luck would have it the next person didn't know how to hide but I told them and I taught her something new.
Anyone try out FarmVille yet? I like how the avatar moves around much better, and the graphics, but no marketplace like FarmTown.
Never heard of it, but right now I don't need anymore things to do on FB, I lost two big fields of pumpkins and I'm not happy about, so I'm taking a break till school is over, or at least this one class I'm taking. Sheri
That should be the last time you save fields for your sister! Next time I should just do them all for you.....LOL :jester:
I got an invite for a similar one called "Barn Buddy"..... cracked me up!! I guess my mind was going in the wrong direction.
how in the world can you earn any money... I had to go visit other peoples farms just so I could finish planting some strawberries! FYI strawberries die quickly.:lol:
OMG I am laughing hysterically right now! :lol: In FarmVille if you put your arrow over your neighbor their little person will dance!
I spent 3 hours re-doing my farm last night. Added water and bunch of other stuff. I need to stop it though, as I did not go to sleep until 2am. 8)
I am only on 24 -I noticed that when you move stuff around and rearrange your farm - you get a bunch of experience points... EB if you need aneighbor holler..I am easy to find –just pm and I will put you on my friends list – I am always looking for good neighbors…
Well, I dont see it and I tried to send you one, but FT says I've sent too many today, lol. Weird, cause I haven't sent any.... I'm at your farm though....
