I haven't played TEF in several years due to computer issues, and sorta forgot about the community for a while. My computer is back up and running smoothly, and decided to get back in the community! I forgot whom I was before, but it wasn't like I really knew anyone anyway. The community is still as peaceful and kind as ever!


When I first entered the game, there were many deer dancing in sort of a celebration, which was quite adorable, so I decided to join. This lasted about an half an hour. I was exploring the area, trying to remember where everything is, and while bouncing about at the Playground, I met someone!
We greeted eachother as normally, and I began to follow them around, and we grew a bond towards eachother, doing random things and doing lots of bouncing about. I drew down their symbol, in case I lost them, and well, after about an hour, I did. Sadly, I didn't find them, so I assumed they had logged off.

I hope to see you once again, friend!

I wrote to M+A to tell them the forest was not working .
They wrote me back right now and said they restarted the Server .

Has anyone else had trouble with connecting to the game today? I'm just wondering if it's the servers that aren't working or our crappy Internet connection. <_< Though I can browse the net just fine, just not connect in the game.

Hi firechick14 http://www.endlessforest.org/community/firechick14

testing

I'll delete this in a day or so, but I'm going to check out a used bookstore here in Pennsylvania, and was thinking about looking for some more classic Science Fiction books to add to my collection. I've become a bit of a nut over them since reading both Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein and Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card.

I did an online search for popular classics and wrote down these that I thought sounded interesting. Would any of you guys recommend any of them? I've heard of a few of them, not familiar with others. Or if there's another book you'd suggest, I'm all ears (I have a copy of Heinlein's The Door Into Summer to read as well)

Thanks for any suggestions or recommendations. I promise this blog won't be up very long, I'm going to go to the store tomorrow.


Do androids dream of electric sheep? By Philip K Dick

Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert Heinlein

The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert Heinlein

The Dragons of Jupiter by Jacob Holo

The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham

Speaker for the Dead by Orson Scott Card (Sequel to Ender's Game)

The Invisible Man by H G Wells

The Gods Themselves by Isaac Asimov

Logan's Run by William F Nolan and George Clayton Johnson