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Sagehen Mesa - Season 4, Episode 4 - Overlord's Interlude

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 Hello,  This is Sagehen Mesa's Overlord speaking.  I usually let the characters speak for themselves, but I was a doofus and neglected to save during my last play session, so of course it crashed, and I lost a few days and needed to catch up.  This isn't all that tragic due to the way I play the game. Since I'm not tied to specific households and am not driven by achievements, when things like this happen, I just switch to a different household until the time is caught up.  So we are now with Ronda and Davina and seeing what they were up to during the last days of winter while the search team was out looking for Ronda.  I'm afraid we won't see much of Ronda as the search team have technically not spotted her during this time period. I sent her to take some classes at the business building - writing and an entrepreneur class I had never seen before. (It must be due to a mod I have, but I don't know which one.) Since it seemed awkward to have Ronda narrate s...
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Sagehen Mesa - Season 4, Episode 3 - Desperately Seeking Ronda - Deputy Rae Joins the Search.

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 Hello, this is Rae. I just arrived this evening in Roaring Heights. The good people of Sagehen Mesa had a come-to-Jesus meeting with Sheriff Lang and told him in no uncertain terms that finding Ronda Culpepper should be made a priority if he ever hoped to be re-elected as Sheriff. He grudgingly sent me along to help. Samir filled me in on their efforts so far. "Boy are we glad to see you, Rae. Trying to find Ronda is about a hard as trying to find the Loch Ness monster," Sam said. "Oh surely it's not as difficult as locating the Loch Ness monster," I replied.  "Have you checked the fishing holes? You know the Culpepper girls are awful fond of fishing." "Dara has inquired about the fishing holes and got slapped in the face by a homeless man for her efforts," Sam informed me.  I suspect she wasn't too diplomatic in her questioning. She might need some coaching on that, but I didn't feel it was my place. Experience is the best teacher, ...
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