When your friends are on holiday, your avatar’s questionable decisions become your best entertainment.
Category: Second Life Survival
Summer on a Shoestring: Budget Pools for the Financially Responsible Resident
Who says you need thousands of Lindens to have a luxury summer?
The 12 Types of Shoppers You Meet in Second Life
(A study in chaos, consumerism, and questionable inventory management.)
6 Second Life Rituals That Absolutely No One Agreed On, Yet We All Perform
The unwritten rules of SL we all follow
Trying to Find Community Without Joining a Tiny Kingdom: Cliques in Second Life
A fun but slightly serious look at cliques in Second Life
Second Life Survival Guide: The Three Weeks of Daylight Saving Confusion
Twice a year, humanity decides it would be fun to rearrange time itself. In the physical world this means slightly darker mornings and people saying “I’m so tired” in offices. In Second Life it means chaos. Because the USA will gleefully change their clocks on Sunday 8 March, and Europe will look at that and…
Second Life Survival: Valentine’s Day Apocalypse Edition
Hearts are weapons. Glitter is armour. Panic is inevitable.
The Holidays Are Over. The Lights Are Gone. So Is My Motivation.
Mood: buffering until spring.
New Year’s Resolutions for 2026 in Second Life
(Or: Absolutely Not, Thanks)
The Unwanted Plus-One: How to Deal with a Stalker
Cute at first… creepy by lunchtime.
When Second Life Starts to Feel Like a Job
Tips for Logging Off, Mixing It Up, and Changing Your Routine (Before You Yeet Your Avatar Into a Volcano)
Sleigh Me Now: The Essential Second Life Holiday Checklist
Because nothing says festive like snow, lingerie, and losing control on the ice.
Surviving the Second Life Holiday Sales Frenzy
9 ways to survive the holiday sales without mortgaging your Linden Home
Second Life Survival: The “It’s So Boring” Brigade
How to resist the urge to bonk them with a prim
Stop Comparing Yourself to Perfect Avatars
New and feeling not-glam-enough? Oldbie, but suddenly insecure?
Ho Ho Help: The Second Life Christmas Survival Guide
It’s October, and the snow machines are already online
