It Girls Legacy Challenge

Going through the "It Girl Legacy Challenge" by @wlscarah CURRENT GENERATION: 1 (Rosemary)

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Generation One: Rosemary (Update Four)

Rosemary has been putting in some good quality time with Simeon, really bonding. While her last relationships have felt very passion based, she feels a real, genuine connection to Simeon. She appreciates that, even though knitting isn't his favorite, he's willing to do it for her.

On another note, Rosemary has moved to San Sequoia! She couldn't be happier with her new house, even if the inside isn't... quite there yet. But she knows exactly how to get that money to make it her dream home.

Painting!

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Generation One: Rosemary (Update Three)

Not a big update today! Rosemary is really focusing on honing her craft, trying to up her skills in knitting! She is trying to get a change in scenery, even if it means that she might almost freeze to death.

She also completed her very first masterpiece in painting! What could this masterpiece possibly--

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Well she tried. That's all we can ask!

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Generation One: Rosemary (Update Two)

Rosemary is putting her past behind her, moving on the date a brand new guy-- Simeon Silversweater! The two hit it off right away, having their first "Non-Official" Date at Geekcon! Which also happens to be where they shared their first kiss.

But things got weird when, on their first real date, Rosemary realized that, for some odd reason, the universe wasn't allowing her to ask Simeon to be her boyfriend! And then. She realized.

She never officially broke up with Erwin.

So she did what any erratic sim would do.

Invited him over and broke up with him properly in the middle of their date! Poor guy, greeted her with a kiss and everything. At least he didn't take it too hard--

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Sorry Erwin! It just wasn't meant to be.

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Generation One: Rosemary (Update One)

I decided to start this blog while in the middle of the beginning, so while there isn't MUCH to catch up on with Rosemary, there are a few things!

Rosemary had a brief fling with her fellow Strangerville Resident, Erwin Pries (they're both a little cuckoo... maybe they were perfect for eachother). But when she suddenly gained an irrational fear that he was cheating on her, she did what any erratic sim would do!

Cheated on him with Michael Bell from Henford-on-Bagley!

Luckily they weren't nearly as close as Rosemary had thought they were and there are no hard feelings... right?

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Generation One: Rosemary

"She talks kinda lazy / and people say she she's crazy / and her life's a mystery"

Lazy / Creative / Erratic

Rosemary is a wild soul, who probably should get her act together at some point. But not today! Today she's a free spirit, not bound by something as restricting as a career. Does it mean she has no money? Sure! But who needs money when you can find frogs by the river?

Rules for this generation:

Start off homeless (or in an inexpensive home) with no more than 1,000 simoleons

Master painting, cross-stitching, and knitting skills

Play an instrument as a side hobby

Have one kid

Visit the flea market whenever it comes to town

Rosemary Lookbook (base sim by Lukaswut on the gallery)

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the sims 4 it girls: a nine generation legacy challenge

i decided to create my own themed legacy challenge for the sims 4. this challenge is similar to challenges like nsb, ditft, etc. except this time it’s themed around the music it girls!

if you’re unaware, the music it girls refer to songs which sing about a specific girl by name (ex. jolene, hey there delilah, come on eileen, etc.). this challenge takes inspiration from 9 different it girls and each generation is based on one of them. besides that, the rules don’t differ from any other standard legacy challenge. 

please tag me if you do this and use #itgirlslegacy because i’d love to see what you make of it! this is my first time designing a challenge for ts4 and my first post in the community, so feedback if very much appreciated!

rules below the cut

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