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"What a fab subscribers gift from Elm. The freebies in this picture are the pile of books with that lovely plant on top. The pink box is actually a little make up fridge because one click and it opens to this." Read more on the blog.
"I forget who brought this to my attention, but I came across this challenge that Strawberry Linden posted to the Second Life Community Forums back in April where she provided a graphic template for people to fill in showing a summary of their Second Life existence." Read more on the blog.
"For this issue of ECLIPSE Magazine, we interviewed seven residents involved in the Black Lives Matter movement in-world or in their real life for our cover feature. There are a total of 12 pieces this month." Read more on the blog.
"Kidaka Resort & Lodges is now open for visitors and guests. It’s an african themed sim with a strong focus on landscaping, nature & wildlife. After your arrival at a typical lodge you can decide whether to explore the Sim or check in at the resort." Read more on the blog.
"Ok ladies and gentlemen….I don’t even know what to say about this “advice” from a Singer sewing manual from 1949. I’m still debating if it’s actually real….and unfortunately I think it is, though I suppose this was the norm back in 1949. All I have to say about this, to quote the old Virginia Slims cigarette ad is “you’ve come a long way, baby”!" Read more on the blog.
"My heart hurts. Things You said, things i said… things You did, things i did… my heart just hurts. i don’t necessarily even know how to make it stop. i thought i could dance my way through it – it’s why i reached out to ask if there was a day You’d be able to see it at the theater. " Read more on the blog.
"I’m back from vacation sadly, I meant to do a vacation post but between work and getting ready time slipped through my fingers. Ever since my return I’ve been feeling a bit trapped and weighed down, to say I have post vacation blues puts it mildly." Read more on the blog.
"There’s one last thing for me to do on my STÖMOL tick list: publish a web page with the movie embedded. So here it is. Underneath the video below are a few additional musings which you have my permission to ignore completely." Read more on the blog.
"We all have people in our lives…those still with us and those whom we’ve lost…who help bring us peace and comfort when times become hard." Read more on the blog.
"I need to take a break from all of this riding, I hear there is a great diner around here." Read more on the blog.
"Here are some pictures from last nights party. A reminder the Substation and Worlds End parties are on Sunday starting at 11am SL time (7pm UK)." More on the blog.
"On one hand Salvador Dali said: "Drawing is the honesty of the art. There is no possibility of cheating. It is either good or bad"." Read more on Flickr.
"As a full-length machinima structured, to a great extent, as a traditional movie (no judgement here, I just mean it more or less follows the tradition), science-fiction Stömol was released in a big event today, Friday, July 24, and will probably become a milestone and a reference in Second Life. Although it’s not my intention to write a review of the movie (go watch it, and we can exchange impressions and observations later if you want to), I would like to underline some aspects of the film, created and directed by Huckleberry Hax – and, to begin with, let’s say that the familiarity of Stömol seems central, to me, in its development." Read more on the blog.
"Warning: if you have not seen STÖMOL, be aware this article does contain spoilers! So if you don’t want your experience spoiled, I suggest you click this link and catch it before you read any further!" Read more on the blog.
"Mareea has a love for pastels. Her “Painting Summer” exhibit shows this love in a warm evocative sunny way. Each piece seems to bring to mind memories of summer past, a faded glimpse into a past. You can feel the sun on your face." Read more on the blog.
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