…Where My Sense of Reality Quietly Packed a Suitcase There are places in Second Life that make perfect sense. A beach is a beach. A forest is a forest. A shopping region is where your Linden Dollars mysteriously disappear while you insist you were “just looking.” It also seems I’m developing a habit. Only a…
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Grauland – Spires of Sector 7: A Planet Where Neighbours Mind Their Own Business
There comes a point in every Second Life resident’s existence where you look at your inventory, sigh dramatically, and think: You know what? Earth has become a bit much. Too many shopping events. Too many people arguing in group chat. Too many beach clubs with DJs yelling “MAKE SOME NOISE!” into the void while everyone…
A Walk Through KINGSAND (and Someone Else’s Honeymoon)
A lush island with hideaways, spontaneous weddings and a memorable soundtrack.
The Good Old Days (Were Kind of… Terrible?) – A Visit to Governor’s Linden Mansion
There’s a certain tone that creeps into Second Life conversations every now and then. You know the one. It usually starts with a deep sigh and ends with something along the lines of: “Back in the day, Second Life was better.” Better how, exactly? Less lag? (No.) Better fashion? (Absolutely not.) More stable? (I would…
The Museum of Useless Inventions: Finally, Technology That Solves Absolutely Nothing
A visit to Second Life’s most gloriously pointless museum.
After the Pause: Neon Lights & Silent Crowds in Mirai Melody
A surreal visit to Mirai Melody in Second Life
A Most Glorious Winter Getaway: Our Weekend at Winter Crest Lights
A weekend filled with snow, cheesecake, more snow and frostbite.
The 3 Most Read Posts of October: Ghosts, Geeks, and Coffee
Ghosts, geeks, and good coffee — October’s most-read Second Life adventures
Back to Illustria: This Time, with Private Gate Access
A villa so fancy, we almost behaved like responsible adults
Loktak Lake – Of Floating Islands, Thunderstorms and Soggy Socks
Even in Second Life, the weather has mood swings
