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(from top left) Alex, Carolina, Bo, Maríe, Diego, Letizia, Linus, Jamie, Egon, Patricia, Joakim, Louisa

*edits pics with minimal effort and hurries back to the game to make more sims*

*blissfully ignores pressing thesis deadline*

2021-2024 MY SIMBLR DIGITAL FOOTPRINT IS CRAZY

this was post was inspired by @nefarrilou HAPPY 1ST SIMBLRVERSARY!!! 🎉

Female Nose Presets 12 - 14

Hello Hello! I come to you all with gifts <3

-3 Noses

-Big base as per usual y'all

-They are for female frames only

-Teen to Elders

-Custom Thumbnails

Little disclaimer* preset 12 makes the inner corners of the eyes go down a little bit but you can just change that when you tweak the sim. Sorry i tried changing it but since my noses are so big it touches other parts of the face sometimes and i tried to modify it but it was messing with the nose so yeah.. <333

Again thank you to my friends that always test for me<3!!!!

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"The rallying cry that we are all Palestinians must abandon the metaphor and manifest materially. Meaning, all of us—Palestinians or otherwise—must embody the Palestinian condition, the condition of resistance and refusal, in the lives we lead and the company we keep. Meaning we reject our complicity in this bloodshed and our inertia when confronted with all of that blood. Because Gaza cannot stand alone in sacrifice."

(Photo of Palestinian women embroidering Tatreez in qalandia refugee camp)

Palestinian Tatreez is a type of traditional embroidery passed down from generation to generation which is often worn on our traditional thobes, the patterns within Tatreez symbolize stages of life and of which village/city/region in Palestine a person might be from. The practice originated in Palestine and is around 3,000 years old. Here are some pictures of our traditional thobes with Tatreez embroidery: 

Today, Palestinian Tatreez holds importance within our culture as a symbol of resistance after the Nakba, when many Palestinians were forcefully removed from their homes and villages - Palestinian women still wore their thobes, many of which represented the villages they are from within the embroidery (or of villages that no longer exist, an estimated 530 of them were destroyed in 1948). 

When buying Palestinian Tatreez, please ensure you are buying from Palestinian embroiders and Palestinian owned businesses! Tatreez (along with the Palestinian Keffiyeh) has often been appropriated and stolen by Israeli companies - one such instance was Palestinian Bedouin Women had an embroidered thobe taken and used by an Israeli Designer to fund Jewish settlements in Negev or stolen Palestinian dresses being for sale in Israeli auctions (Because ,Once established, the state of Israel co-opted Palestinian culture ,including Tatreez, to perform history and indigeneity).

some oldies of Kori to give you because I've been making some CAS changes.