weirdbeef's Wishlist

This is weirdbeef's Wishlist - a list of all the items they desire! If you are feeling generous, you may wish to gift one or more of these items to this member!

Item
	Fairy Mushroom Ring Sometimes, you can find a mushroom ring in a forest, and it might have dead grass inside. It might be a dangerous place filled with bad energy, or it could just be a natural fungal spore arrangement... Note:
	Fairy Ring Moss Sometimes, you can find a mushroom ring pattern in moss. It might be a dangerous place filled with bad energy, or it could just be a natural fungal spore arrangement... Note:
	Fairy Trio You are walking in the woods when you run into the Fiary Trio. They play with you for a while, testing you, before they find you are worthy of their blessing. Note:
	Falling Oak Leaves Dry oak leaves are falling to the ground. Note:
	Falling Pine Needles [Green] Fresh pine needles are gathering on the ground. Note:
	Fayre Garden Terrace Award-winning flowers neatly arranged in the Fayre Gardens! Note:
	Fern Crown These ferns have been gently woven together to create a make-shift crown. Note:
	Fertile Garden Mounds Adding logs and sticks to the soil seems to enrich the plant's menu with wonderful nutrients! Note:
	Fireweed With its tall stalks and pink flowers, this plant is hard to miss. It has many different uses such as medicine, tea, and even food... but not for a carnivore like you! Note:
	Firewheel Bright red blooms with yellow tips draw the eye to this dazzling flower. It's like a wheel of fire! Note:
	Fish Pile Give me a fish and I eat for a day. Note:
	Fishing Bucket Hat Fish! Fashion! Note:
	Floral Goddess's Song [Baby pink] A flower decoration touched by the Goddess of flowers and fruits. Wear this decoration to hear the symphony of nature's most beautiful voices. Note:
	Floral Goddess's Song [Jade] A flower decoration touched by the Goddess of flowers and fruits. Wear this decoration to hear the symphony of nature's most beautiful voices. Note:
	Florida Scrub Jay A rare Jay from Florida. It dwells in local scrublands. Note: