Bdobson

That be me!

The trick is keep on it...Don't smother them but at same time don't say hi and disappear either. People on SL (Myself included) tend to remove friends we don't talk to much (if at all). Also, You may find people who are not "newbie friendly" and have no patience to teach the ropes of SL. then you got guys (and gals) like me who get a kick out of it. Cause we know years down the line you are going to remember that thing we taught you.

Hello everybody! My avatar name is Fenix Greycloak. I do have alts, but Fenix is my main avatar. I have been in SL for five years now. I was first introduced to Second Life through a real-life freind who suggested I use SL as a venue for our RL group of freinds to hang out. Of course, that idea went nowhere, but I stayed in SL. I spent the first year of my time in Second Life quietly exploring the grid. within 6 months I was a DJ on SL earning lindens of my own, going shopping, going out to clubs and dancing, etc. All the while my. RL wife kept asking me "you playing that stupid game again?" I introduced her to it and now she is more hooked on the "stupid game" then I am LOL. I have found the best way to make friends in Second Life is to simply follow your interests. There are always communities to join, discussion groups to participate in, and clubs to visit to suit every possible taste in music. If you are friendly and outgoing, people will be (mostly) friendly to you in turn. I also run a SL Newbie school in world.

Texas Stockyard is currently hiring experienced DJ's and Hosts. We are looking for reliable, friendly, outgoing and energetic people with a great sense of humor and who want to ensure that everyone has a great time. The music genre includes Country, blues, Southern/Classic rock (60s 70s 80s), & soft pop. DJ's and Hosts receive 100% tips. If interested, please pay us a visit and pick up an application. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Texas%20Hill%20Country/195/208/22