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Here we are again, on the "most romantic day of the year". Personally I couldn't care less. Or maybe could, cause otherwise I suppose I would be creating a blogpost on the subject. Don't be fooled though, I'm merely grabbing as a content piece. I don't have any romance in my life at the moment... Continue Reading →
Ho ho ho to you all! Christmas is finally truly here, but blink once and it'll be over and done with, which might be a blessing for those of you who crave a bit of peace and quiet after a particularly tumultuous family gathering. Maybe Second Life™ can be an escape for a couple of... Continue Reading →
Right! It's high time to pick up my Christmas series where I left off last year, with a new episode of Partridge in a Pear Tree, looking at what's hot, new, free or simply an old Christmas favourite of mine in Seconde Life™ that still has plenty of spirit left in it. Last year Deadwool... Continue Reading →
Maybe it's writer's block, but I couldn't think of anything Second Life™ related to write about, so I thought I'd start up another subseries in this blog, dedicated to day-to-day real life stuff. Maybe you couldn't care less, but at least it'll be an outlet for myself. Let's start with the good old chestnut and... Continue Reading →
RIGHT! It's time to inject some Christmas content into this blog. After a couple of fruitless tries with the usual "the sim is full" message, I finally managed to get to the current round of Fameshed. I expect things won't be calming down so quickly at this event this time around, because there's a bunch... Continue Reading →
I just got wind of a collaboration between Noche and Tylie for an outfit at Fameshed. Noche created the Robinson baseball pants with socks and Tylie created the matching Ruth shirt. It's nice to see people work together like this in Second Life™, especially as mixing and matching pieces to make outfits isn't as effortless... Continue Reading →
The hardship many people are experiencing now in their otherwise comfortable lives, is nothing compared to the misery people have been living with in countries torn apart by war and famine. This however in my opinion does not mean that we have nog right to look at our own circumstances and occasionally think "well that... Continue Reading →
Billy Beaverhausen 