#oceancliffs

Twelve Apostles, Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia

🧪🧿✨🦇 witchy bb finds 🌿🔮🧙‍♀️🍄

LORDY, this was a (wonderful) task. 

By no means is this ALL of the witchy CC i have installed, but it is a lot of my favorites. Luckily, I have two finds blogs! The first is @carofinds​ which is where a lot of the general CC goes. The other is @faerunfinds​ for the more fantasy and medieval things go. But, for witches, they’re pretty interchangeable, so take a look at both!

First, lemme shoutout some of my favorite creators for this sort of thing: @teanmoon​, @zx-ta​, @plumbobteasociety​, @jools-simming​, @magnolianfarewell​ and @nolan-sims​ to name just a FEW. You’ll see them a few times on these lists.

Now then, onto the links!

hello! 

I’m actually fairly new to minecraft pc, too, so I’m still peeking at mods and such myself c:

but for texture packs I really do enjoy mizuno’s 16 craft for two reasons: because the textures are very lovely to look at, and it can also come with a CIT (custom item texture pack) that lets you put up some really cute decorations, like all the hanging plants I use in my builds! you can find the site and downloads right here, although the site is in japanese (chrome can auto translate which is super helpful). and if you like mizuno’s CIT, then missghouls here on tumblr has a download that adds even more awesome decorations! for all of those you do need optifine, however!

as for mods, I really love animania, biomes o’ plenty, and pam’s harvestcraft. harvestcraft and animania both give you a bunch of food recipes & variety which is always nice! and biomes o’ plenty offers a bunch of plants, trees, and new biomes

name moodboard for @oceancliffs

I actually don’t believe in writer’s block. If you’re struggling with your writing I think it’s a deeper personal issue. I’ve seen writer’s block defined as...

Google: the condition of being unable to think of what to write or how to proceed with writing.

That could be a planning problem. If you have outlined in a way that suits you then you should be able to move forward with your project with little issue.

Wanting to write, but the effort to open a laptop/notebook/etc is overwhelming.

That could be a self-care problem. If writing is something you have to make time for outside of work or school, then you’re likely balancing a lot and may be getting caught up with the busy schedule. Cut yourself some slack, go for a walk or do something different to clean your head. On the other hand, you could try a different approach, like speaking out loud to a recorder rather than writing by hand or typing. 

Everything I write I hate or I’m not conveying anything right and it’s frustrating me.

That could be a frame-of-mind problem. You’ve written something that you hate and you feel like it’s garbage because the essence of your scene isn’t translating right. Guess what? Translating what’s in your brain to a page is really hard. But you wrote something, and that’s fuckin great. You should be proud of yourself for writing something, because now you can take a break or put that bit of writing in a junk folder and go back to it later and maybe parts of it weren’t as shitty as you thought.

Basically, I practice self-discipline. Some days I write thousands of words, other days I write hundreds, and some days I don’t write any at all. I take care of myself and by doing that my writing is taken care of as well. When I feel like I’m stuck on a certain part I also try “rubber duck debugging” my problem, or talking it over with a friend. Sometimes it’s an issue with myself, other times it’s an issue with the work. Either way, I get past it by approaching it (myself) with kindness and uncovering the problem and fixing it.