Unfortunately, Iwata will not be joining us on this Direct, but the first couple of Directs were in fact not hosted by Iwata, but by Reggie himself. As of how we are seeing, we could see a new Nintendo Direct very soon. Nintendo usually announces DLC after release. With it coming very soon, I decided to give a bit of ideas for potential upcoming DLC. Super Mario Maker is coming out real soon. Winners Collection Other Subreddits, Discords, Websites Otherwise, see please use the flair button below the post or use the Flairs comment commands Top Level Presentations
If you used one of the special submit buttons (and if you don't delete the dashes at the bottom of the Text field), your post will be flaired automatically. Posts in this subreddit are categorized by flair. If you're promoting a stream/channel, please contribute to our community in other ways too. Level contests shouldn't offer monetary/tangible prizes. Please don't ask for stars, trade stars, or promise stars. r/Mariomaker is a community for sharing Mario Maker levels and discussing Mario level design. Create a Level Presentation Post about Level Design Request Levels on a Theme SHARE & PLAY | LEVEL EXCHANGE Exchange Likes, Hearts, Stars FAQ and Chat Level requests must have a theme and CANNOT be a general request for levels. Reed gives the go-ahead, keeping an eye on his phone.Level codes must be presented with a description and accompanied by high quality videos or images. Two days later, he’s at another house in Pinellas Park where a morning rain has stopped but patches of gray clouds twirl overhead. But when the rain comes, there’s no way to protect the house if they don’t get a sticky water barrier laid down first It takes about three hours of back-breaking work using shovels and pry bars and even bare hands to rip up shingles. He’s got a crew of four ready to tear the shingles off a roof in St. You’d think a cloudy morning with temperatures in the mid-70s would be ideal for a roofer, but Reggie Reed Jr. She leans in for a snuggle and whispers in his ear, “I love you so much.” He’ll sleep the rest of the day. Kelly wipes the sweat off her arms and flips her thick brown hair off her neck to lap up a little air conditioning.īefore leaving Cooper, Kelly saunters over to the sofa and rubs his belly. In a minute, he’s back on his perch on the sofa. He takes the three porch stairs in one jump and he’s through the door in a flash. She and her staff of three have plans to walk 28 dogs today, starting at 4:50 a.m.Ĭooper picks up his step when he sees his yard and grabs the leash himself. Kelly’s company works with 350 pet owners. He leaps into her arms, always excited to see the 33-year-old owner of Luxury Walks in Tampa.
She slowly approaches and, with one word, he’s all hers. He sits on the edge of the sofa and waits patiently for his brown-eyed girl to show up. Three days a week, Cooper has the house to himself. RELATED: A Floridian’s guide to summer: Here’s how we survive Florida’s heat It’s just a trick she likes to play on the audience who watch her demos. She touches the glass with a wet finger, playfully feigning a burn. She jokes about how “cold” the glass is at 1000 degrees. ANGELIQUE HERRING | TimesĪs she blows into the pipe, twirling it as she goes, sweat glistens on her arms and shoulders, well-toned from eight years of practice.Įxplaining each step, she raises her voice over the hum of the exhaust fans. Walker shapes a piece of hot glass using ten pages of newspaper. At 46, he’s had enough of the trauma but not enough of the adrenaline. In his previous job, Siegel worked as an emergency room nurse. Riegel wears glasses but they come off the moment he gets to work. Outside, it starts to rain, and steam fogs up the windows. Siegel, his wedding ring caked in flour, is doing the assembly line tango - reading orders, tossing dough and topping pizzas. Another employee, Philip Wood, is singing along to a Ricky Martin song while playing Tetris with the pies vying for space in the oven. His wife, Sarah, is taking orders at the truck’s window. Today’s Engine 53 Pizza service, in the parking lot of Bardmoor Palms in Largo, is a four-person show: Rachel, Siegel’s 8-year-old daughter, is layering slices of pepperoni. Rick Siegel works with temperatures over 900 degrees as he makes pizzas for the lunch crowd at Engine 53 Pizza, a 22 foot food truck in the parking lot of Bardmoor Palms.
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