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Hello Everyone! Today, we’re going to go back to the subject of bullet journaling. While I might show you the spreads I make, for my own bullet journal, I should also tell you how you can start making your own. It just takes some time, creativity and the will to start, and once you do, you’ll find yourself wanting to do more, adding things like washi tape, your own art, patterned paper, mixed media, paints, and everything under the sun. So, here are a few tips to help you get

Hello Everyone! Today, we’re going to be talking about growing coffee plants. I’ve tried this a couple of times before, and I was progressing well, until I made the mistake of putting the plant into a non-draining plastic container (I didn’t realise it didn’t have a drainage hole, so the roots rotted, and the plants died in the end). However, now that I’ve learned from my mistakes, I am slowly improving and growing my coffee plants into the bushes they’re meant to be. So, her

Hello Everyone! As with all my previous builds, here’s your follow-up blog article for the community build I made for August. So, what did I decide to do? I went with a Small Business Venue that you can use or modify to whatever it is you want to make it into. Personally, I wanted to make a souvenir shop and bar, so that vacationing Sims had somewhere to go to party, other than the main island bar, in Sulani, but I’ll talk about that in a bit. First, if you haven’t seen the v

Hello Everyone! Today, I’ll be talking about the expansion packs I use in my Sims 4 house and community builds. Now, for the most part, the style of my build determines the main packs I use. So, for example, I use a lot of items from the Life & Death pack, for a lot of my Victorian or Art Deco builds. I use Realm of Magic for my Art Nouveau builds, and of course, I use Cottage Living, for a lot of my cottages as well, but there are some packs that I use over and over again, b

Hello Everyone! Today, I’m going to talk about the differences between minimalism and maximalism, and which end of the spectrum I like more. After all, there are some aspects of both design choices that I like. For example, I like a clean kitchen, free counter tops, tables and surfaces, but sometimes I like the look of full shelves or cluttered cupboards, but which is better? Let’s take a look. 1. Minimalism = Easier Cleaning One thing I love about minimalistic designs is t