SL and House

Busy weekend... been altering things around the new house, redesigning stairs to reduce the prim count, whilst trying to keep them looking the same. Time consuming but should be worth it in the end.

Spent Saturday night at Destiny's Lounge... amateur night and I took a turn on the Pole :) Destiny's is owned by an old friend Grissy Galiazzo and is a great club, well worth a visit - so give it a go!

Have now finished splitting the old shop land, have sold 4 plots to a neighbor at a discounted price, the rest I need to actually put for sale. I have however retained 1536 sq m for the shop. Seemed sensible as there are still a few visitors... some of whom actually buy stuff LOL. As I said in a previous post, most sales are from SLX.

I have just got another retailer on-board... Tricia NIghtfire, lovely lady she is :) She is wanting to sell some artwork on a similar theme to mine, but a little more "graphic" I think.

Quote of the day

Why should I want to make anything up? Life's bad enough as it is without trying to invent any more of it!!

House progress

Moved some furniture in and locked down all important parts of the house, such as walls floors etc, "just in case" ... I know what I am like, I'll delete half the thing after too many slurps from a tin!

Actually bought some birds to fly around the place, not sure that they look right though, the wings are flapping like mad, but the birds are not "flitting" about... more like trundling :) Perhaps I need to increase the spped they move at to make it look better.

Started to divide up the land I own in Falso Azufre, ready for selling it off in 512 sq m parcels. I think I will retain enough to keep a small shop there, but I seem to be getting more results from SLX at the moment... maybe I will remove the shop totally in time.

Quote of the day....

"What would happen if you put a chameleon on a PLAID shirt?"

Moved in to Skye

Just purchased land on the Second Life Skye Estates.

What sold me were the core principles of this estate - namely a quality design and landscape in a strictly zoned residential environment. A blend of modern architecture and beautifully landscaped surroundings add up to a relaxing environment. While several architectural themes prevail, each building is a unique design, built from the ground up with the topography of each individual site playing an important role in the final result.

I would recommend this private estate to anyone - even in the short time I have been there. Alex Bader, the owner, designer and chief architect is probably one of the most helpful residents I have met in SL.