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"I had to I can’t help myself. Welcome to Sander’s Second Life, where I do dad jokes and blog mostly nice but sometimes naughty apparel." Read more on the blog.

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"At the December round of We Love Role-Play I came across a new and very promising creator. The brand is called Portal and they have just a few releases out so far but the focus on historical clothing captured my interest right away." Read more on the blog.

"Rating - Highly Recommended - Editor’s note - This guest review comes from Camille (Muti) Milos.  As regular readers will know, Muti is my partner and travel companion, and so on this visit I played tourist while she did the review." Read more on the blog.

"Now 10 years ago a humble island saw the light of day & was tenderly named Auroro. In the meantime, Auroro has grown up into a golden pearl. In December 2020 it celebrates its 10th anniversary." Read more on the blog.

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"Let’s go shopping in Paris, wearing our oversized coats and living this winter fantasy" Read more on the blog.

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"I logged into Second life to receive a greeting from Johan Neddings congratulating my on reaching my fourteen rezday – and I have to state that, but for his IM (And tweet, when I looked at Twitter!), the date honestly would not have registered with me at all." Read more on the blog.

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"Have you ever thought about how is important to have a fashion blog? It’s not just crucial for a blogger, but for everyone, also for boys. In fact, this is the only way to easily find what you want to wear in your inventory without creating outfits and paying 10 L$ for each image you upload." Read more on the blog.

"It’s time for another contest, because…why not?  Ms. Bunnie Francis has gone hog wild in the FabFree InfoHub.  Everything is decorated and gorgeous!  She’s even managed to set out a little photo taking area that is all sparkly and inviting.  Here’s where you come in!  It’s time for a photo challenge!" Read more on the blog.

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"In our most recent episode of Designing Worlds, we sat down for a chat with Patch and Brett Linden, about recent happenings in and future plans for Second Life. And we covered a wide range of topics – with some interesting side trips!" Read more on the blog.

"anne griffin‘s “when all is said” is a powerful meditation on the nature of the beauty and pain of human existence: a 84-year old irish man who came to riches from his poor farming background reflects on opportunities missed, mistakes made, relationships cherished and lost and all the obsessive grudges that he now realizes drove him to miss several chances to be kind and heal old wounds." Read more on the blog.

"Today I was lucky enough to be online when in the Bellisserian Inworld Group (Bellisseria Citizens), people start talking about the final open of the new Linden Homes theme demo area.
I could teleport there and see with my eyes this new European style. I knew that some of the creators of this theme are German." Read more on the blog.

"No stranger to the arts scene, TerraMerhyem presents a popular figure.   On first meeting her, one is immediately struck by her warm-hearted and loving nature.    Terra’s avatar is striking, hard to miss in a crowd: tall, willowy and adorned in wondrous costumes reflective of her love of mythology, and oh, of course, her self-confessed narcissism.  She also has a tremendous sense of humour as you’ll see from her responses to my questions." Read more on the blog.

"For a long time in Austria and some regions of Germany, particularly in Bavaria, St. Nicholas was the main character in the Christmas celebration. But he was not Santa Claus, and he arrived earlier – on the 6th of December. The tradition has it that on December 5th, children will leave a boot or shoe in front of their door and St. Nich will leave them some goodies if they were good and coal if they were bad. This is still being done all over Germany, however, nobody really gets any coal." Read more on the blog.

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