Generation 1.4
Posted on: July 18, 2012
Kim loves her new baby boy with all her heart, but still, she cannot help wishing she had another baby girl. And Kim is determined to get exactly what she wants.
Collie brought in a ton of cash, and so the kitchen/dining area was updated.
Zoe is a bookworm; she loves to read!
Kim decided to take a day off from her man-hunt, and is trying to teach Matt how to talk, but he’s just staring at her blankly. In the end, though, Kim is successful.
Kim couldn’t bring both Matt and Josh to the bookstore, so she asked Zoe to pick up some toddler books after school.
Like Zoe before him, Matt looks pretty scared about what he reads from Jimmy Sprocket and the Squishy Stone.
Zoe has earned an A in school, and it is her birthday! She rolled Genius for a trait.
Zoe’s new look.
She seems to have inherited her mother’s eyes, but her father’s everything else — lips, nose, jaw, hair color.
It was Josh’s time to grow up, as well!
Josh’s makeover!
Kim can’t go anywhere to meet any men while she has two toddlers to take care of — she can only take one with her at once — so she spends the morning reading Counting for Those Who Cannot with Matt. This is Matt’s last toddler skill. Once Zoe gets home, she can take care of the kids, and Kim can go out.
As soon as Zoe comes home, Kim leaves and meets Kanoa Parrott. He looks a little hippie-ish, but he’s single, so he’ll do.
Matt had his birthday! He rolled No Sense of Humor for a new trait.
Except for a few days at the beginning, the Nicholson family has been eating nothing but cake for every meal of the day. This shall probably continue to be the case for a while.
Matt’s makeover.
The new boys’ bedroom. Josh’s crib was moved to the living room, so his crying wouldn’t wake Matt up all the time.
Kim invited Kanoa over, asks him to stay the night, and kisses him.
And then Kim disovers something awful — Kanoa has commitment issues. He won’t be her boyfriend, doesn’t always respond to her flirting, and, most horrifying of all, refuses to try for a baby.
Zoe helps potty train Joshua while Kim goes to meet different men, having broken up with Kanoa.
Matt’s imaginary friend doll, Patch, grows up only a day after Matt does. Now is when the ‘imaginary’ part of the ‘imaginary friend doll’ kicks in. Only Matt can see and interact with his doll; everyone else just sees Matt talking to thin air….
Or pillow fighting with thin air.
This is Mathew De La Cruz. He’s Zoe’s friend from school. He shares Matt’s name, only Zoe’s (soon to be) boyfriend only has one ‘T’ in his first name, and looks a lot different from Zoe’s half-brother.
After just a bit of flirting, Zoe kisses De and goes steady with him.
As soon as Matt goes to sleep (he’s in the top bunk) or to school, his imaginary friend turns back into a doll he can conveniently place in his inventory.
Zoe gets up in the middle of the night to put Josh in his crib since Kim is busy, and Zoe starts having a mood swing.
Yes, Kim is very busy… busy staying over at Zac Whipsnake’s house for the night and giving him tons and tons of flowers. Kim loves giving people flowers because no matter what, they always accept them. People may shy away from her flirtatious jokes and compliments, but they always take the flowers. The only awkward part about this is that Zac lives in the same house as Kenji Midden (now married to Hailey Shepherd and renamed Kenji Shepherd).
Looks like Zoe isn’t the only one with a new boyfriend…. Zac has commitment issues, but somehow, he and Kim make it work.
They try for a baby… in the bed Kenji had just slept in.
Just then, Kim realizes that it’s morning and she had left the kids alone the entire night. Zoe needs to go to school soon, but won’t be able to because she has to take care of Josh. Kim promises she won’t do that every again. She breaks up with Zac so she isn’t tempted to stay the night at his place again, and runs home.
When she gets home, she realizes… it’s Saturday. Zoe wouldn’t be going to school anyway. Oopsie.
Ohhh yes, this one’s definitely a keeper.
Zoe’s mood swing causes her to want to doorbell-ditch a neighbor, but she is rounded up by the police. As soon as Zoe got home, Kim grounded her.
Zoe tries to make up for it by giving Collie a bath, filling up Collie’s food bowl, doing the laundry, and successfully teaching Josh how to talk.
Kim throws up.
She then autonomously lets Zoe off the hook.
And then throws up some more.
Then she reads Josh a bedtime story, Counting for Those Who Cannot.
Then she vomits again.
Then it turns out that she is officially pregnant.
Then she teaches Zoe how to drive. Because Josh cannot be left alone, they do it like this: Zoe asks Kim to learn to drive, and they get into the car. As soon as they step off the lot, Kim and Zoe have the option either to stay home or pay for a babysitter. Since they cannot pay for a babysitter, they choose to stay. However, before they can go home, they take a short trip in the car and circle back around to the lot. In this short amount of time repeated many times, Zoe can learn to drive!
Then Kim finishes Counting for Those Who Cannot with Josh.
Then goes on to read Finger Painting 101 with him. Josh has learned all his toddler skills! Also, Matt now has an ‘A’ in school.
At 5:46 in the morning, Kim starts giving birth. She leaves the kids behind with Zoe and goes to the hospital.
At 7:46 in the morning, Kim delivers a baby boy named Caleb Nicholson (Cal). He was born Virtuoso and Light Sleeper. He enjoys country music, french toast, and the color spiceberry.
Congrats on baby number 4!
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