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🌼 Medieval Coif ~ Mini Set 🌼

❕ UPD - July 16: fixed some issues with the hair meshes and (hopefully) crashing. Please redownload and let me know if any problems still remain 🙏

i'm finally back with new cc - still kinda busy in terms of work and life but get some free time occasionally. i began remaking sims for my medieval save and realized i need more historical headwear. there's a nice coif already made by Ingeli, but i also wanted one that goes together with some hairs and one that can be combined with different hairstyles. so here we go! 🍀

🤍 Hairstyles:

hair + coif combined (found in 'Hair')

3 variants - bun, long wavy & braid

24 EA hair swatches + 30 coif swatches (found in 'Hats' as overlay)

frankenmesh

♀️ T-E

🌸 Coif Hat Acc:

31 swatches

found in 'Hats'

hat slider compatible

color tagged

unisex T-E ~ everything should be BGC 🟢 (but let me know if not lol) ~

🌷 Download: SFS | Patreon {free} 🌷

 ☽ Credits: @simverses | @cynnix 🤍🤍🤍 🔍 @sssvitlanz @ts4medieval @ribbonsmedieval @simshistoricalfinds @sims4historicalccfinds

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I wanted to say your revised decades rules for a Jewish decades challenge inspired me to do my own! I was hesitant at first cuz the struggle to find cc + being a convert but your post & my husband gave me the push to explore and learn more :)

That's so awesome. Kol hakavod!

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Quick question for fellow decades challenge players; how do you resist the urge to keep restarting your challenge lol 😳

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Just a quick life update for anyone who's interested -

I had my baby 3 months ago and I have had 0 time or motivation for playing the Sims or any other game (IYKYK) also as my wife puts it, why would I want to log in to the Sims to change nappies and put a baby to sleep when I can do that IRL hahaha

Also have a lot of other things going on so the Sims has been on the backburner. So I'm on "hiatus" or semi-hiatus, sort of? I'll be back eventually just have a lot going on.

Happy simming!

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So to recap (because it's been a while, sorry) Aaron married his wife Greta in mid-1915, and since then they've been working on fixing up the farm.

Oh, did I say they? I meant Greta, because Aaron's been busy studying to pass his exam to be a lawyer. He's never had much interest in keeping the family farm going, but Greta is a good wife from farmer stock and knows the value of hard work. So there she is cutting grass at 16 weeks pregnant while her husband is... somewhere, doing something.

(He's kind of a jerk, if you haven't figured it out yet).

Once their first child Esti (named for his mother) is born, Greta devotes herself to caring for the baby, and with Aaron receiving an offer of employment with his first law firm, farm chores begin to fall by the way side.

Fortunately, Sarah's eldest son Sam has no interest in continuing his education beyond primary school, and every interest in learning to manage the farm. So he moves in with Aaron and Greta and gets to work.

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As the months went by following Jacob's passing, the money he and Sarah had saved began to run out. With three children and another on the way (an unexpected and entirely unwelcome surprise), Sarah had no choice but to either find a way to live, or a way to 'take care of the problem', as her sister Perl put it bluntly.

"Don't be a fool," Perl chided her sister, when Sarah confessed the pregnancy to her. As children they had never spoken of such things, not even after Sarah had been married, for it was not really something you spoke to a younger sister about. But Perl was no child now, and in her work with the VAD she had seen things that ensured she would never experience the naivete of youth again. Sarah was not the first widow of war to find herself in such a situation, and she would not be the last.

Still, Sarah couldn't bring herself to let go of this last piece of Jacob, however irrational it was.

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I managed to recreate my extended family tree on Sims Legacy Hub and added some portraits. Jacob's sister Adina and her husband Daniel.

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tfw the Plumtree app shuts down and you forgot to download a copy of your tree 🙃

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I was looking through some portraits of my founders and thought I'd repost some. How cute are they?

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when will my motivation return from the war

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Greta and Aaron got married on July 4th, 1915 at the courthouse. There was little fanfare around it; certainly not the big party they'd had at Sarah and Jacob's wedding. It didn't seem appropriate, with Avram, Ben and Jacob gone.

The bride and groom stand just a little apart, very formal and solemn. In reality, it was boiling hot in the city, and they had only a few minutes to pose before the sweat began to gather.

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Miscellaneous shots from my gameplay: Sam takes over the responsibility of walking the dog while Jacob is gone; Rachel plays with her little cousin Ada Shapiro; Sarah teaches Rafael to talk; a random photo of Sam taken in the backyard (look at the stinkeye)

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Hi Margot ❤️

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Nurses and VAD nurses during the War.

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I know right? It’s also a lot better than doing the Cowplant method cause I can never keep them alive!!

And so Sarah got the news a few months after Ben...

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And so Sarah got the news a few months after Ben...

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It wasn't long after they had the news of Ben, Aaron asked his girlfriend to marry him.

They both knew marriage was on the cards. Avram and Esther had discussed the match with Greta's parents years ago, and they had known each other since they were young. Once they finished school, they began to 'date' - as much as two young, unmarried people can date in the mid-1910s, that is to say, not much at all.

One night, on a (chaperoned) walk, Aaron finally popped the question. It didn't take much to convince Greta. Although Aaron was a few months shy of completing his degree, Greta knew he would provide for her, and he came from a good family. It wasn't 'love' per se, but that was just fine by her.