Bargain Find for my Wardrobe
I love a bargain! And I love little touches to my wardrobe like these snazzy little shoulder shrugs from Visual Haiku. I needed one in Coal of course, to match my usual clerical black, but at such a rock bottom price, I picked up a Pure White shrug as well. SLURL : Visual Haiku
Agapantha
Agapantha is searching out some suitable land for me. I would prefer another island of course, but I'm not prepared to pay up heaps of money before I look at other locations first. In any case, Agapantha has taken all financial matters out of my hands, bless her.
Around Town
Shakespeare in Second Life
How could I have walked around SL for a couple of years and not noticed the Second...
Discworld meets SL
Terry Pratchett is planning a visit to SL. Odd, I imagined him to be already a resident,...
No prims for U2
No prims for the U2 concert! That means I am going bald, with bare feet and clothed...
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Second Life Places
Dresden Art Museum
Yesterday I spent hours, forgetting the time completely, at the Old Masters Picture...
Quinquereme of Nineveh
There I was, wandering through the Sahara without a care in the world. Or a sunhat. Even...
Phat Cat Jazz Club
There used to be a great number of awful clubs in Second Life, each and every one...
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Random Weddings
Fall FilmsI married a lovely couple this morning, Rysan Fall and Tasmin Devin, in a little gazebo outside their Tuscany-themed home. Wish I could have taken some photographs, but I had a slight issue as I stood on the podium, and I didn’t want to risk opening new windows. But it doesn’t matter! Guess what! Rysan and Tasmin are FallFilms. So there... [Read more of this review]
The Blaisdales of Cripple Creek
Blackk and Breana Blaisdale are an interesting couple. Another example of RL partners joining in the game together. I’m an avid profile reader and couldn’t help but be intrigued by the reference to Cripple Ck 1860s. “Wild Western Role play based off the real thing.” I suppose that’s the way they talked back around 1860... [Read more of this review]
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