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Besties: Me and my Cat (CC Pack for The Sims 4)

Introducing "Besties (Part 2): Me and My Cat" CC Pack!

I'm super excited to bring you the second part of the Besties series, now focusing on our beloved feline friends! In the first part, I shared with you guys a collection all about the beautiful bond between dogs and babies. For this second part, I thought I’d switch things up a bit. Instead of focusing on cats and babies, I wanted to highlight something just as heartwarming—the special relationship between cats and adults. Yes, you guessed it, I’m talking about the delightful world of cat ladies (and gents)!

This pack has loads of goodies for your Sim’s cats. There are two new versions of the cat tree: one with a cozy little house and another that looks like a cool cat gym on the wall. Your cats will love the new bed, scratchers, and another bed shaped like a tiny house. Of course, I’ve got the essentials like a litter box and food, but let’s be real—we all know the ultimate cat item is the cardboard box!

And because I know how much Sims love their kitties, I’ve added some fun items for a cat-obsessed Sim’s bedroom. I was going for an eclectic vibe this time. There’s a new classic bed with cute cat details on the pillows, a cat-shaped lamp for the night table, and an adorable armchair with cat accents. Plus, I’ve got new curtains and, most importantly, picture frames to show off the beauty of your Sim’s cats.

I’ve put a lot of love into this CC pack and can’t wait for you to enjoy it. Don’t forget to tag me in your social media posts—I can’t wait to see your amazing creations with your Sims and their feline besties!

Enjoy the fun and whimsy of The Sims 4 custom content, and as always, happy simming! 😊🐱📦

▶ ABOUT THE CC PACK

Build: 2 Wallpaper, 1 Floor

Comfort: Armchair, Double bed, Bench with blanket, Bench

Decorative: Cat food, Curtians (all sizes), Paitings, Rug

Lighting: Table Lamp

Pets (Requires Cats and Dogs EP): Bed (cardboard box), Food bowl, Cat tree (large), Cat tree (small), Bed with scratcher post, Cat climbing wall, Litter box, Scratch post (carrot)

Storage: Dresser, Dresser (opened)

Surface: Night table

AEGIR (sounds like “Eye-Ear”)  - God of the Oceans, Storms and Banquets.He is married to the goddess Ran.

ANGRBODA (sounds like “Ann-Ger-Bo-Duh”) - She was originally married to Loki. They are the parents of the three creatures Hel, the Midgard Serpent and the Fenrir wolf.

BALDR / BALDUR (sounds like “Bal-Durr”) - Deceased God of Light, Joy, Purity, Eloquence and Mercy. 

BESTLA ( sounds like “Bes-tla”) - Mother of Odin and his brothers. Wife of Burr. 

BLODUGHADDA - “Bloody-hair”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

BRAGI (sounds like “Brae-Ghee ”) - Son of Odin. God of Poetry, Wisdom, Linguistic Genius, Speech, Musical Talent, Eloquence and Charm. Odin made him the Skald of Asgard. 

BURI  ( “Boo (as in book) - ree” ) - The first god in Norse Mythology. He is the father of Borr and grandfather of Odin, Vili and Ve.

BURR (sounds like its written)-  Father of Odin. Husband of Bestla.

BYLGJA - “Billow”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

DAG / DAGR (rhymes with bag) - God of the Daytime. His chariot is drawn by Skin-faxi (shining mane), who’s light illuminates the world. His parents are Dellingr (the dawn) and Nott (the night). 

DELLING / DELLINGR (sounds like “Dill-ing-jer”) - God of the Dawn. Father of Dag (the day).

DROFN - “Comber”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

DUFA - “Wave”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

EIR (sounds like “Air”) - Goddess of Medicine, Health and Physicians. Her name means “help” or “mercy.” 

ELLI  ( rhymes with belly ) - Goddess of Old Age who is the embodiment of the crone and the wisdom and strength of the elderly. 

FARBAUTI ( sounds like “Far-bod- ee” ) - Father of Loki. Husband of Laufey. God of Wildfire. 

FORSETI (“sounds like “Four-set-ee”) - God of Justice, Mediation and Reconciliation. The son of Baldr and Nanna. 

FREY / FREYR  (sounds like “Play”) - God of Fertility, Summer, Sunshine, Rain, Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Prosperity, Luck and Peace. He is the twin brother of the goddess Freya.

FREYA  (sounds like “Fray-ah”) - Goddess of Love, Fertility, Beauty, Gold, Magic, Death and War. She is the twin sister of the god Frey. 

FRIGG / FRIGGA (rhymes with “Dig” ) - Queen of the Norse Gods. Wife of Odin. Goddess of Prophecy, Marriage, Motherhood, Home, Family, Spinning and Weaving.

FULLA  (sounds like “Full-uh” )- Handmaiden of Frigg. She carries Frigg’s trunk and looks after her shoes and shares secret counsels with her.

GEFJON ( sounds like “Geff- yoon” ) - Goddess of Good Fortune, Land, Luck and the Plowing of the Soil.

GERDA ( ”Gerrr-Duh” )  - Wife of Frey. Not much is known about her. She could possible be some kind of earth goddess with influence over Gardens and / or Herbs.

GNÁ  (sounds like “Gee-en-eh” )- Minor goddess. Frigg sends her into various worlds on errands.

GULLVEIG (sounds like “ Gool-vague ”) - The Thrice-Reborn. Goddess of Alchemy and Witchcraft.

HEIMDALL (sounds like “ Haym-dahl ”) - The watchman of the gods. God of surveillance. Heimdallr is attested as possessing foreknowledge, keen eyesight and hearing, and keeps watch for the onset of Ragnarök .

HEFRING - “Lifting”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

HERMOOR -  Messenger of the gods. Son of Odin. 

HEL / HELLA (sounds like its written) - Goddess of The Dead. Ruler of Helheim. She is the daughter of Loki and the giantess Angrboda. 

HIMINGLAEVA - “Transparent-on-top”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

HLIN (sounds like “Hill-een”) - Goddess of Compassion and Consolation, Frigga’s second attendant. She kisses away the tears of mourners and relieves their grief.

HÖD ( rhymes with “Odd” ) - Blind god of winter and the darkness that accompanies it. 

HONIR - God of Indecision, Avoidance and Mystery.

HRONN - “Wave”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

HYNDLA (sounds like“Hin-day-uh”) - Goddess of Genealogy, Bloodlines, and Family Trees. Watcher of the ancestors.

IDUNN (sounds like “Ee-done”) - Goddess of Youth, Spring and Orchards. She grows the magical golden apples of immortality that keep the Gods young. Her husband is the god of poetry, Bragi.

JORD (sounds like “Yord”) - Goddess of the Earth. Mother of Thor. Jord is also the mother of the Land-spirits or the Landvaettir. She is the daughter of Nott.

KARI (sounds like “Car-ee”) - God of the North Winds. His two brothers were Logi, an ancient fire-god, and Aegir the Lord of the Seas. 

KOLGA -  “Cool-wave”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

LAUFEY (sounds like “Loff-ee”) - Wife of Farbauti. Mother of Loki. 

LOFN (sounds like “Lauf-inn”) ­­- Goddess of Forbidden Love. She is also an arranger of marriages and one of the hand maidens of Frigga.

LOGI (sounds like “Lor-gee ”) - Fire Giant, God and Personification of Fire. His two brothers were Kari, Lord of the winds, and Aegir the Lord of the Sea. Not to be confused with Loki!.

LOKI (sounds like “Low-key”) - Trickster God and Master Trouble Maker. God of Lies, Agility, Cunning, Magic, Deceit, Mischief, Revenge, Thieves Artifice and Fire. 

MAGNI and MOOI (sounds like “Mock-knee” / sounds like “Moo-ee”) -  Móði and Magni are the sons of Thor. Their names mean “Brave” and “Mighty”.

MANI (sounds like “Muh-nee”) - God of the Moon.  Máni controls the motion of the moon and its waxing and waning. Brother of Sol, the sun goddess.

MIMIR (sounds like “ Mee-mere”) - A God who was renowned for his knowledge and wisdom who was beheaded during the Aesir-Vanir War. Afterward, the god Odin carries around Mímir’s head and it recites secret knowledge and counsel to him.

NANNA (sounds like its written)-The late Wife of Baldr.  After Baldr’s death, Nanna died of grief. When she was alive, Nanna ruled over Joy and Peace.

NERTHUS (sounds like its written) - Goddess of Fertility, Lakes, Rivers, Sacred Waters and Revenge. She was the first wife of Njord and the mother of Freyr and Freya.

NJORD (sounds like “ Nigh-ord ”) - God of the Winds, Seafarers, Fishing, Coasts, Inland Waters and Wealth. He can either increase or withhold the seas bounty and calm the waves, the winds and even fire. He is the father of Frey and Freya.

NORNS - Three goddesses who rule the destiny of gods and men. They are Urd (“The Past”), Verdandi (“What Is Presently Coming into Being”) and Skuld (“What Shall Be”).

NOTT  (rhymes with “Hot”) - Goddess of the Night. She drives a dark chariot, drawn by Hrim-faxi (frost mane), whose mane creates the dew and hoarfrost. 

ODIN  (sounds like “ Oh-din or O-thin ”) - King of the Gods. Husband of Frigg. God of War, Wisdom, Poetry, Death, Magic, Sorcery, The Wild Hunt, Royalty, Frenzy and the Runic Alphabet. 

ODUR (sounds like “Oh-Durr”) - God of the Summer Sun. Husband of Freya.

RAN (rhymes with “Can”) - Goddess of the Oceans and Seas. Wife of Aegir. She is frequently associated with a net, which is primarily used to drag the drowning to their deaths.

RIND (sounds like its written) - Goddess of Women’s Protection.

SAGA (sounds like “Saw-Ga”) - Goddess of History and Storytelling. She could be considered Asgard’s “librarian”, and she has her own hall named Sokkvabek (Sunk-Bench).

SIF (rhymes with “Biff”) - Wife of Thor, and mother of Magni, Módi and Thrud. Her most famous attribute was her long hair that was the most perfect shade of gold. Some believe she may be an earth goddess with influence over Grains and the Harvest.

SIGYN -(sounds like “Sig-In”) Wife of Loki. Goddess of Loyalty and Compassion.

SJOFN (sounds like “See-off-en) - Goddess of Affection. 

SKADI (sounds like Skahd-ee”) - Goddess of Winter, Hunting, Skiing,  Mountains and Wilderness.

SNOTRA (sounds like Sin-ot-rah)- Goddess of Prudence, Virtue and Self Control. 

SOL / SUNNA (sounds like “Soul”) - Goddess of the Sun.She drives her chariot  pulled by the horses Allsvinn (“Very Fast”) and Arvak (“Early Rising”).She is the sister of Måni, the Moon-god.

SYN  (sounds like “Sin”)- She guarded the door of Frigg’s great hall, Sessrumnir, keeping out all unwelcome visitors. Syn was also called upon to guide or protect defendants in trials.

THOR (sounds like “ Thore” or “Torr”) - The God of Thunder, Lightning, Storms, Oak Trees, Strength and the Protector of Mankind. His wife is the golden haired goddess Sif.

THRUD (sounds like its written) - Goddess of Strength. Daughter of Thor and Sif. 

TYR (sounds like “Teer”) - One handed God of War, Honor, Battle, Oaths, Heroic Glory, Courage and Duels. 

ULLR (sounds like “You-Ler” ) - God of Archery, Snow Shoes and the Shield; he is the son of Sif and step-son to the god Thor. 

UNN - “Wave”. One of the nine daughters of Aegir and Ran who personify the waves of the sea.

VAR(sounds like its written) - Goddess of Oaths and Agreements.

VE (sounds like its written) - Vili and Ve are the two brothers of the god Odin, with whom they shared a decisive role in the creation of the cosmos. 

VIDAR (sounds like “Vee-dar”) - God of the Forest, Silence and Vengeance.  

VOR (sounds like its written) - Goddess of Wisdom. 

VILI (sounds like “Vil-ee”) - Vili and Ve are the two brothers of the god Odin, with whom they shared a decisive role in the creation of the cosmos.

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OTHER LISTS: Greek Gods , Roman Gods

“Time passes. Even when it seems impossible. Even when each tick of the second hand aches like the pulse of blood behind a bruise. It passes unevenly, in strange lurches and dragging lulls, but pass it does. Even for me.” New Moon.

Be steadfast like Sigyn, but don’t take any shit.

Be shining like Freyja, but know to put yourself first above all others. 

Be humble like Iðunn, but know that you hold powers unimaginable that even they don’t see. 

Be careful and shrewd like Frigg, but know when to cherish what you have before it’s gone. 

Be wild and free like Skaði, but know that there is no shame in longing for what is home. 

Be strong in your convictions like Hel, but know when to have your heart turn toward a worthy cause. 

Be enchanting like Gerðr, but know that your radiance is something they can never take from you.

Be a comforting pillar like Sif, but know that it is alright to ask for a helping hand in return. 

Be clever like Loki, but know that not everyone can distinguish between cunning and harmful trickery.

Be righteous like Njörðr, but do not bend others to your will and mind like a tyrant.

Be proud of achievements like Bragi, but do not forget the many hands that go into one great piece of work, and dole out thanks accordingly. 

Be tender and loving like Freyr, but don’t forget how to fight for your survival with tooth and nail. 

Be forever fighting for your loved ones like Týr, but be weary of those who would call you friend and kin only to feed you to the wolves. 

Be full of grace and charm like Baldr, but know that not every battle can be fought with the power of soft speech and courtesy when life is on the line.  

Be a lover of justice like Forseti, but know that not everyone is looking for advice to their ills.

Be ever keen of eye like Heimdallr, but know that not all secrets that your gaze sees should be shared in others company. 

Be blameless like Höðr, but know that even then, all our hands will be stained blood red with some lie or deed eventually.

Be willing to stand tall by your own merits like Ullr, but do not shy from friendly hands that would see you whole and hale to the end.  

Be ferocious and strong like Þórr, but know when to stay hand upon weapon and offer kind word instead. 

Wodan, Freyja, Donar, Frey, Tyr, Loki, Baldr, Njord, Angrboda and Hel.

FREYJA’S READING

1: What can I do to find/attract romantic love?

2: What can I do to love myself more?

3: Where does my life need fertilizing?

4: How can I access my power?

5: What in my life needs to die so that new may be born?

6: What have I been warring with?

7: How can I resolve it?

Devotional Tarot Series: Freyja’s Feathers

This particular spread is inspired by the cloak belonging to Freyja referenced in the Skáldskaparmál and the Þrymskviða. It is sometimes called “Valshamr,” meaning “hawk’s plumage,” “falcon’s shape” or “the falcon feathered cloak,” and is imbued with a particular magic that allows user to become a falcon, granting them the power to fly. It can be taken as a symbol of independence or freedom. Thus, this is spread meant to reveal desires and the ways to obtain them; a way to for us to soar on Freyja’s wings.

The Self — This is the sitter and/or their desire. What are they seeking?

The Nest — Here is the origin of the subject matter. What motive underlies what it is that they want? How will that influence their goal?

The Quill — The foundation. How is the sitter meant to go about obtaining what they want? This is the initial step.

The Plume — What are the conditions that will influence their plan? Will the weather be fair or foul? These are eventualities to prepare for.

The Wing — How can the plan take flight? These are the things the sitter can do to put their ideas in motion.

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