oh yes. most of the companies do

Hi why are you against nestle?

I only did level two quests once. Obviously I did not like them.
I did the winter wonderland level one one...over one hundred times...so I must have done that one and the bug ball at level one to gain most of my scrolls.

I will check my quests and see which ones I did a lot in level two...you might find that they are easier for you too.
I tried to use the least resources that I could as hard to build them up.

Only when you don't want them. Hahaha.
I found that the seasonal ones were pretty good for racking up the scrolls. Not all of them...but fun in the sun and winter wonderland were pretty good ones.
Gone fishing level two is easy when the zodiac pisces is out...as you can attract that fish easily to fill the boxes and find them too. Saves underwater seeds.

About the six years to complete the quests. I don't like them. I started with gusto...and then...I just found that they took so many resources that I left them by the wayside and didn't do any for the longest time. Then I realized...just do the ones that I wanted to do not all the ones in a level. That ugly bug ball one? I did ninety plus times. Why? Whenever I had a shroom out...it was easy to do. I never concentrated on getting the bonus scrolls...just do it. There are easier ones at most levels...and I can't remember which one...but either level six or seven I didn't like any of them...so did lower ones to mount up the scrolls. I got to the dodo without completing every quest...and then went back and did the ones that I had not done yet. So much easier...especially for ones that were similar on different quest levels...like endangered...could use the plants for more than one quest. You will do it too. Now with the  pausing...I think it might be a help. Good luck.

Patty has solved the mystery for you...you have the wrong pole out. Get a mammal pole and you should be able to colour the first section.

I am a little late to the party as it is nearly 23:00 here in the UK on
St George’s Day!
I was born and have lived in England all my life which is a great place.
However, I do not support this national day of celebrating St George killing the dragon.
Dragons have been much misunderstood and while some may be aggressive most are not and should be much loved creatures.
This is one of my few self-portraits.
The dragon here represents my fear.
When one conquers such anxiety and takes it onboard as a part of them it gives them strength and unity.
Let us send a cheer up here for the dragons! 🐉✨ ANNE STOKES
and -
St. George's day ~
Most people probably won't pay much notice to their calendars showing this is St George's Day,
a celebration of a long-dead Roman soldier whose connection to England has as much basis in fact as the dragon he was said to have slain.
The day is sometimes marred with trouble making by the far right. ~ GOOGLE ~

Thank you for spotting my bull family and congrats on your first 🤗