Good to hear! I'm seeing it this weekend

While delivering their mail.

Also baby ghost detector in a bottle, Sam grew to like the baby and took it out at the end.

This. Watch it twice if you need to. But they do a decent job of summarizing the important bits.

Also the opening text of the actual game gives you another summary.

Cat!

Mini Motorways on the other hand... (or Mini Metro)

At least put a little bit of dirt over the seeds you threw out there. So they don't blow away in the wind.

If peppers are anything like tomatoes. You might want to put the seeds in a pot, buried half an inch, and keep em inside in a sunny spot. If the dirt feels dry, water them. When they're a few inches tall, plant them outside in a sunny spot.

Hope some of this is helpful!

Leave dead leaves on the ground for winter, for insects to hide under.

Take everything I just posted with a grain of salt. I've had a garden for a few years now, and learned a lot from my mom. But have also never kept basil alive and am not an expert. Most of my plants are doing good though.

At the end of autumn, and the end of winter, you can go through and cut off dead leaves/branches, tidy up the garden for the coming season.

With bigger bushes, it's fine to cut off like half the plant if you want to keep it in check. It'll grow back. Usually.

Plants like it best when you water them early in the morning or right after sunset. So the water doesn't evaporate, and the droplets don't cause burns on their leaves.

When it's hot and dry, give em some water.

When there's weeds you don't want threatening to push out the plants you do like, pull out the weeds.

Plants die sometimes, it's ok, it happens.

Keep an eye on them and learn which plants do better in the sun, which ones prefer some shade.

There's too many "pretty good!" alternatives right now for any of them to become the big Chrome/Firefox replacement, but that's fine.

I've been using Vivaldi for about a year now, it's pretty good! Also Ecosia as an alternative search engine is decent as well.