Written by Emma on May 4th, 2010
Since people still keep asking here is a step by step:
- Give home to a wandering stallion if you do not have a white one.
- Empty your stable completely.
- Find a horse that is 34% ready. Horses take 3 days to be ready outside the stables and 1 day inside. So 34% outside translates to 100% inside.
- Place this horse inside your stables.
- Now add the rare horse or horses you want to breed. Multiple horses do not increase the odds of getting a foal.
- If you have a white stallion, make sure you put it inside as well.
- Kick out the earlier regular horse you placed inside.
- Now harvest the stables.
- If you are lucky, you will end up with a rare foal.
- Rinse and repeat.
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Written by Emma on May 4th, 2010
So many people give out rare foals and calves to their neighbours day in and day out. They do not get any in return as none of their neighbours are in possession of a rare horse or a cow.
The next best option is to add people with whom to exchange the rare breeds with. However, most of the times these turn out to be be one on one exchanges. These either do not work out or you just get one or two foals/calves at the most.
What is the trick then? We borrowed it from Farmville’s idea of a Co-op. Why not have a Rare Foals/Calves Co-op?
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Written by Emma on April 15th, 2010
I normally avoid going to dars (religious lectures) as most times they just have the opposite effect on me. I get put off by the extreme thinking or the contradictions.
May be I just expect too much. But then I think that anyone who thinks they can teach Islam to another, needs to be at a certain level themselves and make logical sense. Which sadly a lot of the women teaching Islam in my country are not especially ever since we have started churning out alemas (experts) with just a year of Islamic study.
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Written by Emma on March 22nd, 2010
Since I have already written about the Sci Fi version of Alice, it is only fair to add Tin Man. Totally loved this miniseries. It is an updated and albeit a fresher take of the very old Wizard of Oz story. I have always loved this story and found this new version just as enticing with a lot of new twists and turns. And I mean a lot!!
No more Ruby slippers to take Dorothy home ~ she is home in this updated version. Want to see what the new Tin Man, Lion and the Scarecrow look like now?
Check it out.
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Written by Emma on March 22nd, 2010
Finally saw it ~ It was neither bad nor was it fabulous. It was just Alice. Perhaps a bigger screen would have helped. I would still recommend watching it, though 
Although by the end of it I disliked the white queen as much as the red queen. The typical goody two shoes, I am so sweet, cannot hurt a fly, dumb blonde act … Ugh!!!!!
Best line in the movie was ~ This is Underland. Last time you got it wrong. You thought it was Wonderland.
However, I personally preferred the Sci Fi miniseries staring Matt Frewer and Harry Dean Stanton.
True, this was a very different take on Alice but that is what made it more fun to watch. You did not know what to expect.
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