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After a hiatus, Erik Mondrian's YouTube podcast "The Avatar's Voice" is back with a thoughtful conversation with longtime SLer Bizi Pfeffer, who's been in-world since 2007... read more on New World Notes.

Image taken at Lost Lagoon. Each week, the Second Life Destination Guide editorial team reviews dozens of locations and events worth exploring. With all those beautiful destinations to check out, we thought we’d highlight a few of the entries that stood out to the editorial team. So in no particular order, here are a few locations on the Destination Guide that we’d recommend checking out this weekend: Burrow Coffee Co. - Also featured in our Destinations video this week. Burrow Coffee Co. Cozy, eclectic, and unique coffee shop/cafe featuring live music, DJs, poetry readings, games, great conversation, and more. A wonderful spot for photographers to snap photos as well! Come grab a cup of coffee and make yourselves at home! Visit in Second Life Lost Lagoon Welcome to the Lost Lagoon, an isolated paradise in the South Seas. This beautiful jewel of destination is a great place to explore, get in touch with nature, relax and cuddle. Everyone is welcome to find their piece of paradise at the Lost Lagoon. Visit in Second Life Northern Shore Welcome to the snowy Northern Shore, a region inspired by the Swedish coast with its many archipelagos and traditional houses. Put on some warm clothes and bring your skates to take a tour around the frozen islands, grab your camera to capture the serene and scenic view. After you are done exploring the many islands, do not forget to warm up with a cup of hot beverage at the local café. Visit in Second Life Dreamers & Co Dreamers & Co. is a friendly and mindful community in Second Life. Loving and appreciating art, culture, and music - they share and collaborate in harmony. Visit, follow the teleports, and join the adventure! Visit in Second Life Hapuna Surf Beach If you're looking for a beach where you can have the best time, come to Hapuna Surf Beach! Here you will find surf-able waves, jet skies, helicopters, gliding, volleyball, water slides, and much more! If you just want to chill by the beach, you'll find many bars, loungers, beach towels, and lots of options to cuddle watching the beautiful Second Life sunset. Visit in Second Life Crystal Line Romantic Ballroom Crystal Line is a beautiful romantic ballroom waiting for a couple to come spend some quality time here. It's open 24 hours, and once you land, don't forget to turn on the music and enjoy dancing together. The dress code is formal and the venue is across the street, in front of the train station. Visit in Second Life Got a spot that you’d like listed in the Destination Guide? Make sure to drop us a note at editor@lindenlab.com or submit your spot via web form. Connect with Second Life at the following links: Community | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Flickr Account | Flickr Group | Pinterest | Tumblr | Plurk

I hadn’t realized it until I decided to post these pics of outfits I styled a week or so ago, but I’m wearing a lot of black & white this week... read more on the blog.

Details on the blog.

We love the display of diversity in avatars in today’s Second Life pic of the day by The White Stag. For a chance to have your image featured as the Second Life pic of the day, submit your work to the Official Second Life Flickr Group, but don't forget to read the rules! Connect with Second Life on Social Media: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Flickr Account | Flickr Group | Pinterest | Tumblr | Plurk

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*Tap Tap* Is this thing even ON? Anywho... I came back to new neighbors, one of which built a ginormous, full bright, brick, monstrosity caddy corner from my deck. Read more on the blog.

I’ve been wearing this beautiful new Erin Head for over a week now... read more on the blog.

“Music was my refuge. I could crawl into the space between the notes and curl my back to loneliness.” Style and scene details on the blog.

This is the first year that we have a final Twelve for the Home and Garden Calendar as it started halfway through 2018 and only had 7 months of selections to choose from this time last year. We have a lot of very creative landscapers, decorators and bloggers add to the group each month and while it is far more ‘niche’ than avatar photos, it’s one of my favourite ones to do each month. Read more on the blog.

Today has been a bit of an emotional day. Good emotional but emotional none the less. Read more on the blog.

Hello, welcome and thanks for visiting my blog. My name is: elenn Ferd. I have been in SL since 04/17/2008. I’ve always wanted to start a blog as an outlet to express my personal love and unconditional for SL fashion (and RL fashion too). Read more on the blog.

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Style details on the blog.

Name Changes – the ability for Premium subscribers to be able to choose their own first and last names – is due to be deployed in 2020, possibly as soon as February. Read more on Inara's blog.

Mimi Marcel is giving us home office goals in today’s Second Life pic of the day. For a chance to have your image featured as the Second Life pic of the day, submit your work to the Official Second Life Flickr Group, but don't forget to read the rules! Connect with Second Life on Social Media: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Flickr Account | Flickr Group | Pinterest | Tumblr | Plurk

Style credits on Callie Oh's Flickr.

We are pleased to announce that we have reopened our galleries for the 2020 season and have artist exhibition opportunities in our 3 main galleries... read more on the blog.

Style credits on the blog.

Now that the trailer for Stömol is done, I can get down to the serious business of procrastinating over doing the audio for the movie. Since I promised a series of ‘how to’ blog posts back in September, I’m going to start with that. Read more on the blog.

Swung by B.D.R this morning and noticed a fantastic new group gift out! Read more on the blog.

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Review on 2019 — as well looking forward to 2020. Read more on the blog.