Bakery slipping

I don't know if anyone else is having this issue, but my bakery building seems to be slipping off it's platform into the road below.
Is this a game problem or my computer???

 

I never visit the Artisan village anymore so I checked and my bakery has also moved.

Earthquake?

 

Maybe all the bellows' jumping finally took its toll on the poor building!

 

I think there was a storm or the octopus was hungry and moved it with all his arms

 

Good catch. Mine's also sliding downhill.

I don't make items in the village but buy anything needed in the market. I buy high point items and use them to level up in the Alchemist and then Spa. Lazy lady am I!

 

Thank you all for your confirmations that this isn't just my artisan bakery that is slipping.

pnp - You don't visit the artisan village at all? No carrot bread or anything else?

 

I do use carrot bread sometimes, but most of the time my silver buff slots are the 100% EP, EP/TEP, Deco buff etc.

It has been a long time since I made anything in the village. Most of my crafts now come from crates, rewards, wheel, cloud rows, etc.

 

I visit my bakery daily, and didn't notice it sliding off its plinth. Wonder what is going on?

 

Maybe they're trying to sell more bread to passers-by by getting closer
Or it just reminds you that you have to take care of places and go there from time to time. I'm one of those, who hardly ever visit there. Crates, givers and cloud rows gives those things I normally use.

 

What has happened to the Bakery?
It has relocated a metre or three
It is such a sad sight to see!
I sure hope it wasn't me!

Maybe someone used too much yeast!
Were they making a grand feast?
Are the loaves twisted and creased?
Tell us for our safety! - at least!

I viewed them moles with consternation
Digging willy-nilly without certification
They've upset our bakery foundation
with all of their tunnel creation.

I hope someone's turned off the oven
Yes, it's that big red button!
the kitchen floor moved all of a sudden
No buns today: - not one dozen!

I want to make some loaves of bread
But there's fear inside my head
A wobbly shop fills me with dread
I'm going to stay tucked up in bed!


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We've been blessed with a hilarious poem!!!

 

Thanks for the smiles today davidb1yth007 you do have a "way with words!"
I must say I never use the bakery after working hard to open levels and then being denied the pinkie pie pie recipie I find no need to use it! So if it is slipping, I would never have noticed!

 

The bakery is still slipped off it's perch
Those chimneys look susceptible to a sideways lurch
A solution may need BP to search
Or we could pray in a wobbly church!

One thought that must be said
"Is it still producing bread?"
Deliveries could be made instead
Our animals need to be fed!

NZ's Christchurch had a bad earthquake
And some repairs take years to make
Many 'experts' are found to be fake
They don't realize what is at stake

Brick chimney's are an earthquake risk
A building guy would say "Tsk tisk!"
"The base needs to be strong and sound."
Please put our bakery back on firm ground!


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Our bakery still hasn't yet been fixed.
And to make things worse, no dough is being mixed!
Our master-baker quit, saying "I've had enough!
Wobbly building syndrome has made things far too tough!"

The quality of replacements is getting very low
No-one wants to come and permeate our dough...
Interviewee number 30 didn't know wheat from straw
And another served pastries tasting mostly raw.

I liked one girl with a full-on accent southern
Problem was she already had a bun in the oven!
Now I shouldn't have excluded her because of that
But she tripped on our cat, and fell on the mat!

At last I have a candidate that can really bake
And loaves are finally something we can make.
But none of the animals seem to like her food
And trying out her bread didn't improve my mood.

The bread was so solid I nearly broke a tooth
and she'd made so many; piled up to the roof!
Oh, my, will this dreadful nightmare ever end...
And will our lovely bakery ever be on the mend?

Now providence has a way of being our salvation
There can sometimes be a secondary solution
Those solid blocks of bread -our ovenly creation
We can use them underneath to bolster the foundation!


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