I'm Back! (Patreon)

Hello my dear Patrons,

First of all, thank you all for the patience, support, well wishes and love sent our way. It really helped. I had no idea his death would be as devastating to me as it was. I am sorry I have not responded but I have had alot of messages and emails and just wanted to let you know as a group, it has helped me so much. Even the patrons that have left were extremely kind on "Reason for Leaving" (btw- I can't see who leaves those messages as they are anonymous).

I am feeling much better the last few days and I am back and creating now. I am going to ease back into it a little but because I actually have a little rust I am trying to kick off. I may have a Sim or two ready for tonight or tomorrow but not rushing these first two because I am a bit rusty and want to make sure I release them at 100%.

Also, I have been receiving your requests but I have been unable to schedule them because of the current backlog and my schedule over the next week and a half is going to be a little bit up in the air.  We are still planning the funeral which is going to be early next week and I am taking a couple days this week to go thru things in his house. The backlog is currently 11-12 Sims plus all the Sims requested which I have yet to respond to in the last two weeks or so. I think it is an additional 15 Sims or so. Hang tight, I will respond to your requests once I get caught up and my schedule becomes more clear. I will get completely caught up, but it might take a little while. Once I am back and able to create 2-3 Sims a day again, it won't be a problem.

A bit of a change.... unless you have specified what Tier to release your requests in, I will be releasing the Sims in the order they were received in the first available opening. I am doing this to get caught up more efficiently but it may become a permanent change.

Also, going to leave the current polls until the end of the month and I have a chance to get caught up on Early Access. 

Once again, thank you all.... for everything!

A Touch of Realism