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As someone told me lately: "Everyone deserves the chance to fly" So there it is. A Wicked reference is as good a way as any to start a fairy themed blog post with, though there aren't any fairies in Wicked, as far as I know. Should I create a munchkin look instead? It's the end... Continue Reading →
Some Christmases ago in a magical land far, far away... eeehm in Second Lifeâ„¢, Noche released Santa's Helper Collection. This is a naughty elf outfit consisting of particularly short tunic-type top with the typically elf like pointed collar with bells, a pair of striped stockings and a thong, just like every Santa's little helper should... Continue Reading →
For this episode of Virtual Beach Therapy I didn't discover a new beach, instead I stuck with the familiar Oost Beach, which is part of the Oost West Estate for gay men. It's not one of those places where a big old pussy alert goes off as soon as a female avatar lands at the... Continue Reading →
Naturally, if you are a "devout" catholic, Easter is a very meaningful time for you. For the rest of us it's just an excuse to eat way more chocolate than we should and have a couple of days off from work, if you're lucky enough to live in a country where you get one or... Continue Reading →
If it wouldn't have been for Maleficent, I probably never would have associated feathery wings with fairies. They are mostly being depicted with iridescent insect-like membrane wings in various colours. However, some folklore casts fairies as demoted angels and of course we know for a matter of scientific fact that angels have feathery wings. Even... Continue Reading →
I'm back to wearing something that goes squeak in the dark. The kind of garment that requires a generous dose of talcum powder to squeeze into. It's so form-fitting that, even though I'm fully covered, it leaves very little to the imagination. Funnily enough, this kind of garment in Second Lifeâ„¢ will often find its... Continue Reading →
Myths and stories about fairies do not have a single source, but stem from a wide range of folk beliefs. This knowledge gives us the excuse, if one was needed, to create whatever fairy we want in Second Lifeâ„¢, providing you can find what you're looking for. There's only one limit to SL: your imagination. TWO!... Continue Reading →
Billy Beaverhausen 