Tagged with virtual worlds

My visit to the World Goth Fair

My visit to the World Goth Fair

Lately I’ve been resolving to explore more, to get out of the skybox and go out and do fun things more (and plan events LESS). So when the message popped up on my screen to visit the World Goth Fair, and mentioned that the proceeds benefit the Sophie Lancaster Foundation, I said, what the hell! … Continue reading »

How to Kill a Community

Don’t listen to your residents. Shuffle their requests along through “normal channels” until they either just sigh and deal with it, or pack and move somewhere else leaving you wondering why. Bait, and Switch. Sure, it was ocean-front when we showed it to you. But back then, you were a prospect. Now you’re a customer. … Continue reading »

THERE she is!

THERE she is!

look. It’s me, with mesh hair and clothes, taken today. I may just be a convert to the CoolVL Viewer now. BUT WAIT THERE’S MORE. Look who else can log in now.

At least it can’t get any… oh.

So I understand that Magic Boxes are now slated to be shut down on April 2nd. There goes all of Manic Elf’s inventory on Marketplace. The fun parade floats, and parade bikes? The books? The explosives I was going to add? BUZZER OF DENIAL. And then there’s this other avatar I have too, the one … Continue reading »

One float, extra awesomesauce.

One float, extra awesomesauce.

Spent the afternoon NOT getting my new OSX upgrade to happen because of DVD drive problems. So instead I spent the afternoon working on my float for the Lionheart St. Patrick’s Day parade. Not to give a lot away, but… Also, I got things I made for others to build parade floats and mini-floats. Next … Continue reading »

Things that are Not Medieval, Vol. 1

I just learned today that Regretsy, one of my favorite websites, is hanging it up after three and a half years of whimsicle fuckery. Well in honor of them and their “Things That Are Not Steampunk” series, I’d like to offer some discoveries I’ve made while browsing the “Women’s Medieval/Fantasy Costumes” tag at the good … Continue reading »