Under Construction

Before, I mentioned thinking of "bigger things". What's bigger than a 105m tall treehouse? Well... a few friends and I have gotten together and invested. We're opening a new club... or... a new version of an old club. But it's more than that. We're building a city around it.

Of course, we need to take breaks from building, every so often... what better way than to dance on the bar with a few friends...

It's coming back...

The Blacklist

Stay Tuned.

Added Links II

This is Elum... Koot Space Bunni. She has blog, but lost her muse. *pokes the bunni. ;) Elum's awesome, even if she's muse-less....:p. See the link to her empty blog. More about Elum and other awesome friends soon... =^.^=

Added Links

This is my good friend Hyang. When I get bored in SL, she'll always have a place that I should check out. She posts pics from some of her SL explorations in her blog. Check it out... under "Links".

The Treehouse

In my first post, I spoke of "redefining" who you are in Second Life. I think all residents do this, at some point. You get in a rut... do the same things... go the same places.

You get bored.

One solution is to get out and explore... find new places.

Another is to make a place of your own.

This is my place. Building it consumed me for a week. Like most projects, it will never be done. It will evolve.

My treehouse @ Fieldore

Illuminated by Straylight

Straylight is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful builds I've seen in Second Life. Beautiful sculpted trees and water, a well designed landscape... but most of all... the natural feel to the light. The atmosphere lives and breathes here.

As a bonus, you can buy the sculpted trees and water for your own land.

Check it out. Search for Straylight on your map.

This Second Life thing...

Shye Kidd... Wandering Neko

If you had asked me before I got hooked on Second Life, what the attraction might be, I would have answered, "pfft.." Or something like that. But having been laid up with an illness for a couple of months, not able to do much out of home until the last month or so, I've gone from "pfft.." to "hmmmmm..." Second life is a pretty cool place, despite the lag, the grid instabilities, etc. The most interesting thing is... it is what you make of it. Getting bored in Second Life? Look around. Explore. Relate. Build. When you're tired of what you are - redefine. Try that in real life...

That's about as "personal" as these posts will become. Everything else will be in the context of Second Life resident, Shye Kidd. Maybe a story of her 105 meter tall treehouse.

Maybe a story of bigger things.

Who knows?