Marion Almassizadeh

 

They might be a slightly silly crew who don't see the point in being serious for the camera (or even looking at it), but Marion Almassizadeh is very proud of her seven adopted teenagers.  Through good investing she will even be able to start them out well in life, helping some of them to start businesses and getting others launched in their chosen careers.  The second-youngest, Bayleigh, has agreed to continue running the foster home as a condition of inheriting the tall house.

This is one of the first user-created homes I remember playing, created by someone with the username "plasticbox".  It's three stories with a lavishly-furnished apartment on the first floor, which I kept solely for Marion.  The upper two stories had four small bedrooms of varying sizes, suitable for single beds or a crib, a little office area with a computer and a third-floor sitting room with a TV.  Combined with Marion's want to have ten children, having her adopt children who were left alone in the early stages of the challenge seemed like a natural choice.  The oldest, Hollis, has just turned into an adult and will move out the next Monday at 9am.  There's a gap of a few days, but there will be a string of five birthdays in a row.  Perhaps I'll have some of them move out en masse into a 'new adult' home where they can continue to have fun together while they find mates and jobs!