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News from the Second Life Blogger Network
It’s time for one of my favourites, the Home and Garden Calendar. I love getting chance to review this group once a month as there are always images I’ve missed as the month has progressed. <Click here to read more on The Glamour Sauce Blog>
By Linden Lab,
<Click here for credits and more on the Revolutionary Fashion blog>
"Thank goodness it’s Friday. I don’t know about anyone else but this week has felt like it dragged. I’ve woken up tired and gone to sleep tired. I think it’s the cold coming back. It makes beds far too tempting because they are warm and snug." <Click here for more on Kurmu Kuma's blog>
By Linden Lab,
<Click here for style credits and location at Roy Mildor's blog>
"The Engine Room is open now for about a week and it has so many AMAZING designs and creations that I wasn’t able to put them in one picture, so be prepared for so more steampunk madness in the next days!" <Click here to read more on the Fashion Addicted blog>
"BURN2 2019: Metamorphoses starts Friday 11th October from 5pm SLT/PDT over at the Burning Man regions in Second Life. This year there are six regions to visit. There will be many exciting events and interesting art installations on the virtual playa to enjoy." <Click here to read more on Daniel Voyager's blog>
"While exploring Broken on horseback yesterday, I came across by chance this little animated Robin singing. and I stopped for a while just listening. As to its appearance, you have to marvel at the skills of some of the Second Life creators." <Click here to read more on Sam Rougefeu's blog and to visit this location inworld>
"Welcome to the first in a series of bite sized tutorials, each of which will cover a specific aspect of avatar customisation within Second Life. As with all of my posts, these are written primarily for male avatars, so any mesh bodies and heads, etc mentioned will be those specifically for men, but the basic principles will be the same no matter your avatar’s gender. All that will differ is the capabilities of your own preferred mesh body parts and their HUDs." <Click here for more from the Virtual Bloke blog>
"You might recall that the last few months have included a few blogger challenges. I linked the previous posts up in my last blogger challenge post (the one set by Isa), so you can go check back if you’re interested." <Click here to read more on the ReadMeri blog>
"Designed by Japanese pianist Arabesque Choche and vocalist Juliet Heberle, who together form the successful musical duet of Chouchou and managed by 10223 Resident (aka Tofu), the regions are among some of the longest running, practically unchanged private island environments, to be found in Second Life, and are an absolute delight for all who encounter them." <Click here to read more on the Inara Pey: Living in a Modem World Blog>
<Click here for credits and more on the Khaleesi's Shinn 'Anigans blog>
"Plato once said “Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.” We live our lives to music. I myself have a list of songs that I refer to as the soundtrack of my life. The list is made up of songs from a wide range of genres and they are songs that I associate with a specific moment in time, either because the lyrics fit the mood or because that is the song that was playing at the time. Many couples have a ‘song’, something that was played at their wedding or some other event of special significance or just signifies their relationship in some way, for my husband and I it’s ‘Long Way Home’ by Tom Waits. For many music is a way to tell their story." <Click here to read more on Alyss Whitewood's blog>
"Finally 
Firestorm is update with Bakes on Mesh version. Let's do a quick review. " <Click here to view the video on Novata's YouTube Channel>
"On Monday, September 30th, 2019, Firestorm released version 6.3.2.58052 of their viewer.
This release features the awaited support for Linden Lab’s Bakes on Mesh capability, together with a number of Lab-derived updates and updates from the Firestorm Team." <Click here to read more on the Inara Pey: Living in a Modem World>
"I have always loved Canadian Geese. Then I was young, and before we moved to a more rural area, there was a park like, partially wooded and grassy area near the courthouse where we could always see them. It was exciting because that was pretty much the only wildlife we saw in the city. Then when I was in 6th grade we moved to the “country” and there was wildlife everywhere." <Click here to read more on the Pretty Things, Nice Life! blog>
"The Haunting of Hill Valley is a fairly interesting build. It is owned by Cinn Morigi (cinnamonmousse) & Syler Avon (jaiden.nexen), who are the owners of GTFO (Get the Freight out), which I had blogged about previously." <Click here to read more on the Gridwide Wanderlust blog>
Experience some ghostly goings-on and paranormal panic, as London City invites you to participate in this annual Frightmare. Themed Halloween club events throughout October and concerts from the Crypt, each and every weekend. <Click here to read more on the London City blog>
"Early on October 1st, 2019, Linden Lab blogged a update on the work of the Second Life web team and to act as a reminder of the monthly Second Life Web User Group meeting." <Click here to read more on the Living in a Modem World blog>
"Of course there have been rumours that I’ve recently chosen to spend time in the Fae Realm of Awenia." <Click here to read more on the Three Twisted Knots blog>
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