Mushroom blocks, netherite blocks, and end stone blocks. To me, Minecraft has always been a huge source of inspiration and truly more than just a mining and crafting game. My favorite aspect of Minecraft is that I have the power to build whatever, however I want. In the real world, it would take countless hours and tons of money to build what I could build in Minecraft in just a day. I can use whatever blocks and materials I want, and create beautiful structures that perhaps would be seen as useless in the real world. I can make my builds as detailed and intricate, or even as plain and boring as I would like. I love being able to have the freedom to create since financial limitations don't allow me to in my daily life. In Minecraft, I also can use blocks and materials that don't exist in real life. I can use amethyst blocks, froglight blocks, copper blocks, blackstone blocks, and multiple types of wood and ore blocks to create anything I want. I love creating, whether that be a dance, a new crochet piece, or bracelets and other jewelry. Ever since I was a child when I first picked up beads and string and danced in my kitchen, I fell in love with creating things with little to no materials. When I downloaded Minecraft all those years ago, the large category of things to use to make whatever I wished grabbed my attention immediately. I could care less about getting armor, fighting mobs, mining, and smelting; the only thing I wanted to do was build. Now, I still build amazing creations, with all of the new blocks that have been added since I first downloaded the game. To this day, the limitless creative possibilities that Minecraft has always will hold a special place in my heart.