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I’m a member of The Anglican Cathedral of Second Life and I discovered recently that they’re planning a Posada event for Advent (the 4 Sundays that lead up to Christmas) and it just happens to mesh with the idea I’d … Continue reading
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This is the pueblo project I’m working on; last night I was enjoying building so much, I was up until 2:30am… although I was actually only enjoying it up until about 2:00, when I had a catastrophic fail of some … Continue reading
Now I’ve gone and done it, bought a cheap plot of land. – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone … Continue reading
Taken at Olympic National Park … Continue reading
Random serendipity seems to be my rule for finding things to do on Second Life, and I happened upon a listing for music in the Search window that looked interesting. Here’s the Community Events listing: Second Life | Community: Events … Continue reading
New World Notes: Weekend Open Forum: What SL6B Exhibits Should We Make Sure To Catch? Next week Second Life celebrates its sixth birthday, and I’ve been painfully slow to follow all the activities and exhibits planned. (Then again, I usually … Continue reading
see more Lolcats and funny pictures Yes, the roleplaying has begun at my home sim, Northfarthing. So far, it’s playful and not too serious and there’s a lot of banter, so don’t be shy, drop by and bust a medieval … Continue reading
This is the kind of activity I find pretty relaxing and/or frustrating – treasure hunting in Second Life. Not sure why, except that I enjoy 1)free stuff and 2)figuring out puzzles and looking for free stuff 3)experiencing creative new places … Continue reading
I was listening to Scott Simon discussing Second Life this morning, with someone who’s running one of many “virtual classrooms” in the virtual world. Scott gamely tried to describe the setup and what people were able to do. Well, he … Continue reading
After an enjoyable evening as a tiny audience member at the geisha performance at Asagao Treasures, I “got big” so I could walk around more easily, shopped, and then discovered that there was a treasure hunt. For a change, it … Continue reading