Cornelius Viridis

Ladies and gentlemen, you are cordially invited to attend an Edwardian live music concert today, Saturday, at 1PM SLT in the Park Pavilion at Philomena Park. Lydia Yalin will sing Edwardian songs and Christopher Fisher will talk about The Edwardian Kitchen, the management of servants and various aspects of Edwardian times. They both constitute the music and history project Radio Days in RL and this will be their presentation in SL of their CD “The Edwardian Kitchen“. The events proves to be both educational and entertaining. Please come to the event decked out in your nicest Edwardian garb for a fully immersive time!

Starting Friday the 17th and running until October 31 (Halloween!) the Trick~or~Treat Jack-o-lanterns will be placed all over Philomena! When you see their eyes glowing in the SL dark, don your costume (period appropriate appreciated; 1901-1919) and go trick or treat to see what sort of goodies you can collect by touching the Jack-o-lanterns! But.... be careful.... Some of the town's people are not resting quite as peaceful as you might think! What goes bump in the night might just be a ghostie! Some of our townsfolk have made special treats already!, and some have treats left over from Halloween past.... ew... Come on by and have some fun in the Town of Philomena! The Town of Philomena is a themed town set in the American mid-west from 1901-1919. We encourage dressing in period clothing to enhance the fun and immersion in the experience, but we welcome all polite visitors. Take this carriage over to town. Slurl: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Bruda%20Plateau/140/38/50

Greetings to you all, I am writing to share that my friends and I are selling our mainland on the historic Sansara continent. THe sim is named Bradmoor; the neighborhood is quiet and peaceful. The land is green and includes hillside and flat green. The land is 12800 square meters in size with 2929 primitives. Here is the SLURL: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Bradmoor/209/223/57 Please IM me with any inquiries. Thank you, Cornelius Viridis