- More Affordable for Whom?
Linden Lab’s new pricing changes lower land costs, but they also shift the bill elsewhere through higher memberships and transaction fees. And if creator gifts are meant to make Premium more attractive, creator work should be treated as real value, not free decoration.
- Tomato Soup, Gin, and Zero Guilt
A comforting bowl of Sultan’s Cream tomato soup, made with good canned tomatoes, cream, gin, and zero guilt. Served with sourdough, old Dutch cheese, and a casual Second Life look built around easy capris, a classic tee, favourite hoops, and a little vintage inspired beauty.
- Hair Fair: when Second Life hair becomes something real
Hair Fair 2026 brings new hair, exclusive styles, special last names, and one of Second Life’s most meaningful charity traditions. Supporting Wigs for Kids since 2010, this event turns our shared love of hair into something real for children dealing with medical hair loss.
- Weekend Skin Splurges: A Beauty Journey
Some thoughts on weekend sale skins, Hollywood’s obsession with “nepo babies,” and the next generation of Second Life creators finding their own voice. Also featuring a very sexy little summer outfit and a ponytail I may be slightly obsessed with.
- The Exception, in Black and Cream
Black may not be my usual first choice, but summer has a way of changing the rules. With a little tan, a soft cream contrast, subtle shine, and clean tailoring, this look makes a very good case for the exception. Polished, comfortable, and quietly glamorous, it is the kind of outfit that proves even your own style rules deserve a little seasonal flexibility.
- Trying Blossom, Taming Blossom
Blossom is fairytale pretty, distinctly unusual, and absolutely not here to behave like every other mesh head on the grid. She took some shaping, some patience, and a few raised eyebrows, but she also made me curious. And that, honestly, is half the fun.
Linden Lab’s new pricing changes lower land costs, but they also shift the bill elsewhere through higher memberships and transaction fees. And if creator gifts are meant to make Premium more attractive, creator work should be treated as real value, not free decoration.
A comforting bowl of Sultan’s Cream tomato soup, made with good canned tomatoes, cream, gin, and zero guilt. Served with sourdough, old Dutch cheese, and a casual Second Life look built around easy capris, a classic tee, favourite hoops, and a little vintage inspired beauty.
Hair Fair 2026 brings new hair, exclusive styles, special last names, and one of Second Life’s most meaningful charity traditions. Supporting Wigs for Kids since 2010, this event turns our shared love of hair into something real for children dealing with medical hair loss.
Some thoughts on weekend sale skins, Hollywood’s obsession with “nepo babies,” and the next generation of Second Life creators finding their own voice. Also featuring a very sexy little summer outfit and a ponytail I may be slightly obsessed with.
Black may not be my usual first choice, but summer has a way of changing the rules. With a little tan, a soft cream contrast, subtle shine, and clean tailoring, this look makes a very good case for the exception. Polished, comfortable, and quietly glamorous, it is the kind of outfit that proves even your own style rules deserve a little seasonal flexibility.
Blossom is fairytale pretty, distinctly unusual, and absolutely not here to behave like every other mesh head on the grid. She took some shaping, some patience, and a few raised eyebrows, but she also made me curious. And that, honestly, is half the fun.
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