What better way to learn Tai Chi?
I really need to get out of the Gardens more. I have, honest, but that’s where I’ve taken most of the photos because it’s so beautiful.
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Here I am with my sweetie/partner showing off my fetching new outfit (also taken in the Lost Gardens of Apollo.
I messed up my entire look. Long story. But I really rocked the blue and pink checkerboard outfit.
Thank goodness, I’m all better now.
The only way to get here is by flying, very carefully. There’s a way to “look down” as you descend in order to check for obstacles in your landing zone, or for the complete lack of a landing zone, or for trees. Once again, I insisted on flying in a dress, but this time I was wearing glitchpants.
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Gamelan in Qoheleth
This is in a little pavilion that’s a memorial to someone – there are several musical instrumants that you can "play."
Taken on my second or third night “inworld,” as I literally struggled to find my feet while being immersed in the baffling online world that is Second Life.
Those aren’t shoes I’m wearing, my feet have been reshaped in order to have the appearance of wearing shoes. It’s kind of like Chinese foot-wrapping, except you’re still able to “walk” once you’ve achieved the perfect size 0 feet. Most quality virtual footwear fits best if you set your foot size in the Appearance dialogue to zero, and then you attach one or more separate pieces to make a more realistic (or, less dumb looking) shoe.
The Lost Gardens of Apollo are a beautiful, dreamlike area that is a good place to relax, listen to beautiful New Age or “space” music, and interact with other people. Naughtiness is discouraged, although plenty of cushions are scattered about in conversation areas private enough for some serious virtual cuddling via “poseballs” that animate your inworld persona or “avatar.”
Here I am in my free flexi-dress, which looked cute on until I tried to fly in it. Butt naked to all, I descended gracefully, never realizing I needed to wear virtual underwear, otherwise known as “glitchpants.”
There’s so much to learn. And I’m trying to catch up on experiences as I go. More photos to follow.