Enjoy your getaway.🇨🇦👩🌺🐶🪻

PS you are too kind. And yes...London, especially its downtown core and the growth of the city makes it different from when I lived there fifty years ago. But it still calls my name...

I am doing chameleons again for a brief time until the baby bunny is ready. Only thing is...all colours...and the carmina is attracting the raccoon...so probably a crap shoot.
Let me know when you return...

Thanks for the chats too. Just up and saw your messages.
I went to nursing school in London at the old Victoria Hospital...which is no more. Loved living in the city. Lots of adventures. It always feels like home to me when we return for a visit.
The chameleons are challenging. I do know of some who finished and then promptly left Fairyland never to return. But I do hope that you return. I never think of doing chameleons...but can set up for red easily enough.
Enjoy the summer!

I went to school in London. Hahaha.
I have no idea how many might live in this area. I have only encountered two. One lived in Kincardine and she had come from somewhere else unwillingly. I suspect with her partner. I recognized her garden picture as Kincardine so I had asked. We chatted but she hated the place. Nothing good to say. She would go out in the evenings to the bar and drink...and then come to Fairyland. One night she was abusive to all in my garden...and I thought...I don't need this negativity so I blocked her. I don't know if she still plays. Another girl lives in Chatsworth and apparently her friend does too but I was not aware of her. That is about forty minutes away too.

Aren’t these chameleons difficult to capture in the order needed.I’ve been plugging away at them for a while now and feel like I’m spinning my tires most of the time.Good luck on your hunt.🇨🇦👩🌺🐶🪻

I am on Lake Huron...so the big one...not biggest though. Port Elgin. Most people know of Goderich and north of that. Winters can be long and difficult. The last two have been wonderful...only one storm that closed the town down. Not the huge accumulation of snow and we could actually wear shoes in the winter instead of heavy boots. That is most welcome as I don't like icy streets.
I can't recall if we have met before...you seem familiar...but sadly, I don't remember everyone.
I love the chameleon pot...just because of its crazy colour changing...and I use them all the time as can plant other plants in them too.

You have had your ten oranges in yours...so go ahead...will give you a yellow

I did not know that you were in Ontario. I live on the shores of Lake Huron...busy tourist time. Would like to get some reading done on the deck but too sunny at the moment. Already did my chores for the day...unless I see something else that catches my attention. Hahaha.
Happy Holiday Weekend!
Most of the players who started when I did, no longer play. I think that there is just one. Many changes over the years. I haven't always played...I have taken several breaks. Two years was the longest...then a year...and then the couple months for the chameleon plants to go ready for harvest.
I have also met about a dozen of the players...and one totally by surprise. A fairy friend from England was visiting and we went to Casa Loma in Toronto one day. As we toured about...there was a woman dressed up in a costume of sorts and she looked familiar. I recognized her from her avatar in Fairyland. So I went right up to her and mentioned a sort of code...her fairy's name. And then said who I was....and YES...it was her! What are the chances of that? She was doing some program reading a book to kids, hence why she was there so we didn't have time to do much chatting. I don't know if

As to the colours that you have not reached yet. If you know exactly the colour...water for them...just do not let your total of that specific colour get to more than seven or eight. It puts you close when you need to get to ten...but far enough away that if you discover an oops...a chameleon just popping up with no alert...then you will be okay.