The first list appeared as an excel table. 

This made it easier to add and remove mods, but as the number of mods increased, it became more difficult to keep track of them.  My friend also complained that she did not understand the system. 

I then switched the list to a word document, which made the table look more visually appealing. 

However, it still took a long time to open and often crashed. After all, the list contained over 100 entries. At this point, I felt that nothing could be more perfect. 

Despite this, my friend continued to prefer the option of me simply providing her with the Mods folder.

I remember how, in 2005, we exchanged Sims discs, and in 2020, we were already exchanging folders with mods.

Despite my friend's laziness and her lack of understanding of computers, I love her anyway. 

And so, I finally found a perfect service where I could move my table with mods.

 It's comfortable and beautiful, and it's perfect.

Even my friend, who is not very tech-savvy, understood it out after some time. 

In general, this means that I will be sharing this list with you all.

MY IDEAL LIST WITH MODS THAT I USE

I even created icons for the folders. If you need it, let me know. If at least two people ask, I will upload it somewhere. 

As for me, I absolutely love my middle-century folder!