The original has been on my whishlist since it came out and i just never got around to picking it up. I might have to just splurge on the remaster instead.

Please tell me you have a goblet to drink it out of.

Good band name there.

Inventory full of cobble and iron tools…

“we gotta build that ICBM to kill the dragon!”

I love Minecraft. :P

The first games that popped into my head were Forager and Outpath, though these arent so much community building type games. They are more just something cute to relax to. They have farming and resource collecting and honestly play more like an active idler game than anything. Another game ive sunk tons of time into that kinda meets your requirements is Banished. Its just a medieval city builder game but it is deceptively hard to get a good balanced town going which can be pretty rewarding in itself. Theres no money per se but you do have to manage resources. Theres bartering in the game but you use your resources like crops and stone and stuff.

Does this help? https://spreadsheetpoint.com/insert-google-sheets-into-google-slides/

I wanted to learn more so i went looking for an article. Heres a pretty good write up. https://www.sciencealert.com/flowers-are-spreading-in-antarctica-as-summer-temperatures-soar

TLDR: Lots of flowering plants, moss and algae spreading. In March, temperatures near the south pole reached 39 °C above normal for three days in a row, hitting a peak of -10 °C (14 °F). Warm enough for researchers to walk around in shorts and shirtless…In Antarctica. Yeah were fucked.

My boss holds Meeings all the time. Almost every meeting is about her and how great she is. I will now call these meeting “meeings”.