Yeah, yeah, I’ve been hunting treasures again, and now I think it’s time to knock that shit off for a good long while, because I’ve got a ton of stuff to sort through. I also have a lot of pictures to upload from fun events in the last week or so. So I’ll be online a lot, going through boxes and getting rid of unwanted stuff.
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My SL neighbor Mist started a blog for our home sim, and things are already starting to happen over there. Welcome new people… « Northfarthing I’ve got a handful of invites sent out, and a few new folks here at the NF blog and on WP. Welcome welcome, make yourself at home. Clean my kitchen. (Can’t blame me for trying…) Here’s a question, to get some conversation started: what do you like best about NF? It’s a quiet sim… not much happens there. People peacefully go about their business and nobody bothers anyone else, except for the odd kidnapping, or…
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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 move. Greetings my lovely gray maiden. « Lolcats ‘n’ Funny Pictures of Cats – I Can Has Cheezburger?
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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 that I might like to visit again, that put out free stuff. Okay, I do actually have some scruples – it’s not actually ALL about the free stuff, because during the sorting-out that I do after a big hunt, I typically delete at least half of the items after trying them on, sometimes without even bothering to open the gift…
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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 sure didn’t make it to one of my favorite things to do, a Thinking Liberally event. This is part of the Cafe Wellstone/Donkey Club group that gelled a year or more ago around politics, crazy outfits, and dancing to great tunes. Our fearless leader is The General himself, who’s an enthusiastic documentararian of hypocrisy (and occasional producer of Second Life…
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Torben manages a club called Ethereal, and today he filled in for a performer who couldn’t get online. His music is very good, very listenable, even danceable electronica. I have tried several pieces of software Ejay, Magix, Acid Pro, Fruity Loops, Logic and now I am using Reason as my favorite program. Together with a keyboard this software has brought me a long way and should be better in the future…but I will let you be the judge of that. I have been performing live concerts in Second Life since October 19th 2007 so come join me there. I compose…
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I haven’t been inworld in a while… now Twittering as LelaniCarver, too. I’m in a very trippy, spacy venue listening to some trance/chill/electronica music played and improvised by Jana Kyomoon. Had to find her upcoming events page… Via JaNa KYoMooN LIVE SHOWS
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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 involved looking for “photos” that had been taken at various spots – very arty, pretty photos, so that it was a pleasure to walk around looking at the lovely garden area, which was called “Asagao Memorial Park.” The first few “finds” are in the more commercial entertainment area, but then you are gently led toward the serene parkland; a good…
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Second Life | Community: Events Asagao Treasures is proud to host the exquisite ladies of Little Yoshiwara Okiya as they perform their dances, stories and poetry to the sound of beautiful Japanese music. For a wonderful cultural experience, or just a truly fine entertainment, join us at 7pm SLT, every Monday, at the Asagao Treasures venue! While listening to the tale of Hime-Hase and her evil stepmother, it became apparent that somewhere near by, people were playing with battle-enabled weapons. [19:44] Devi Agrawal: But the old servant knew that the young Princess was quite innocent of all the things her…
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Author Cliff Schechter appeared on Second Life’s, “Virtually Speaking with Jimbo Hoyer,” but so did some idiot griefer. Cliff was touting his book The REAL John McCain: Less Jobs, More Wars. They ignored the disruption and the talk was really interesting. But now I’m jonesing for one of them virtual cameras.