Still my favorite app – Bloomies Review

I'm still in line for the iPad version, and I'm still willing to pay a fair price for it---pretty please. . . ;+} This was the first game I fell in love with on my iPod, and it's still the standard I hold all other apps to. Yes it's slow---and beautiful and peaceful. I hate time management games; I don't have enough time in real life so why would I want a game rushing me as well. Your flowers don't die if you forget to water them for days, they just frown. To the person who wanted to know when it ends, why should it? I've torn up and replanted my garden several times, and I'll do so again. And to the reviewer who complained about all the holes her daughter dug: plant tulips, harvest the pollen, then sell the tulips. You'll only be out a little bit, which you'll more than make up with what the pollen earns you---esp. if you have a lot of pricey flowers to pollinate and have sold off the "lesser" flowers (the tulips are actually my favorite). Those who want to speed the game up can do this too---though I still don't know why anyone would want to. If you find you can't purchase any new decorations, you may be at the limit (50)---sell a few and buy something else (the treasure chest to the left indicates how many you currently have). From the graphics to the music to the pace, this app is as close to perfection as they come. If the developers ever find the time to make an iPad version, I'll be first in line (and I'll be willing to spend a lot more than a dollar). Maybe it helps that I've been into computers since before they had hard drives, and I can remember spending fifty dollars on games in the mid-eighties that were nothing compared to what you can get for $.99 today on the App Store. To give this amazing little gem a one-star review is ludicrous.
Review by RG121 on Bloomies.