New Release -- December 4th, 2009

[marty boo]

First of all let me thank you for the Holiday items, they are great, almost everything I asked for. Sort of like Santa coming early

Second, thought I was still losing plowing points, then at the last farm I was working on saw we get them right away!

You guys are great, you really do listen.

thank you for everything,

love this game, having so much fun wasting time on it, and there are days I feel like I live on this farm.

[SarahElizabeth]

thank you - thank you - thank you

[Mrs Dean Winchester]

Thank you so much.

I love the new items.

Brilliant job, Thanks again, much appreciated i can tell you.

Your all fab Devs xxxxxx

[Floridafarmer]

Originally Posted by sunshinestgt

Guys look first - than complain...there is a crib with and one without Jesus to buy... **** behave and stop taking things so darn serious...it's a game!!!!

Why have one WITHOUT Jesus in it??? I just want someone to explain the reason behind that.............that's all.

[jeannieb]

Some folks don't care for Jesus but they like the Christmas Holiday.

[Tyler45]

Originally Posted by Floridafarmer

Why have one WITHOUT Jesus in it??? I just want someone to explain the reason behind that.............that's all.

Origins of the Nativity

St. Francis of Assisi is said to have introduced the world to the three-dimensional Nativity Scene after a trip to Egypt and Acre in 1220. He was said to have used live humans and animals in his set. The idea of the nativity scene soon spread to Germany in the 1600’s. Catholics and Protestants put these scenes up in their churches, homes, and parks. In many homes and churches, the baby Jesus is often left out of the crib until Christmas day, representing the fact that He has not been born yet. It is common practice in the United States for people to put all characters in the scene all at once."

[♫ JaiMe ♫]

First I wanted to say thank you for all the awsome christmas decorations. You guys rock.... I was wondering if you will keep the snow,the snow pine trees,the igloos,the snowmen,the frozen lake,and the ice skating rink through out the winter for us to purchase ....maybe even some deer to add to the wintery mix. They all fit perfectly for a nice winter wonder land and i think it would be great to be able to buy these after christmas.... Please let us know im sure many are wondering ... Thank you so much for all your great work, and i cant wait for new goodies to come !!!!!
♫ JaiMe ♫

[Cilla46]

I love the new additions!Unfortunately I have not been able to load my farm for almost TWO months.Thank heavens for a dutiful daughter who tells me my farm is quite nice!

[Floridafarmer]

Originally Posted by Tyler45

Origins of the Nativity

St. Francis of Assisi is said to have introduced the world to the three-dimensional Nativity Scene after a trip to Egypt and Acre in 1220. He was said to have used live humans and animals in his set. The idea of the nativity scene soon spread to Germany in the 1600’s. Catholics and Protestants put these scenes up in their churches, homes, and parks. In many homes and churches, the baby Jesus is often left out of the crib until Christmas day, representing the fact that He has not been born yet. It is common practice in the United States for people to put all characters in the scene all at once."

Thank you for the explanation.

[goldwillow]

Originally Posted by Tyler45

Origins of the Nativity

St. Francis of Assisi is said to have introduced the world to the three-dimensional Nativity Scene after a trip to Egypt and Acre in 1220. He was said to have used live humans and animals in his set. The idea of the nativity scene soon spread to Germany in the 1600’s. Catholics and Protestants put these scenes up in their churches, homes, and parks. In many homes and churches, the baby Jesus is often left out of the crib until Christmas day, representing the fact that He has not been born yet. It is common practice in the United States for people to put all characters in the scene all at once."

Thank you whereas I live in England and we dont add the new born Christ until after mass on Christmas Eve/Day and have a special celebration of that ahead of the big day itself. BUT that is just us, maybe no one else does that here? I have no idea...