Hi guys!
I am going to be on Tonight Live with Paisley Beebe tonight! Doors open at 5:30slt to audience guests, so IM me in-world if you want a taxi there to come watch!
Hey guys!
There is a pumpkin hunt going on at House of Heart, here!
For my part, I have four pumpkins in my taco taco taco store out ranging from $L0-$L1.
I have a silly lifeguard outfit with floaties:
And three tanks - the black ones are made for guys, but they work just as well for the ladies! :)
My bff Kesseret Steeplechase of KessKreations is also participating.
She is gifting her version of Alice from Alice in Wonderland (the punk rock Alice):
and a beautiful piece of jewelry:
So come out, enjoy the freebies and dollarbies and have fun searching for the ‘kins. :)
-Marissa
I haven’t done an update of my store in AAAAGES.
Since it’s Halloween soon, and everybody’s doin’ it, I decided (with the push of my bestest friend, Kess) to make a costume.
It’s not released yet, but I will put it out in my Amira store sometime tomorrow.
It’s called “Cheeky Monkey.” The outfit comes with a beautifully modified Sezmra skin of your choosing, a furry monkey costume, prim ears and tail, and cuteness and love! And why yes, I did bring pictures!
My bestest friend in all worlds, Kesseret Steeplechase of KessKreations is participating in the Jewelry Expo that starts Sunday, October the 5th! She is releasing quite a few new beauties, and frankly, I feel like this is some of her best work. I am so proud of her. I hope you all will go out and support her. She is one of the most giving and caring persons I have ever had the privilege of knowing.
I hope you check out the expo, but at the very least, her store!
Hello, hello!
I was invited to be part of a body acceptance seminar in SL tomorrow from noon SLT to 1:30pm. I will just copy/pasta the notecard about the event:
Second Life provides us with a great deal of freedom in constructing our avatar bodies. We can choose to be greenskinned or furry or steampunk mecha-mice. Despite this freedom, there is a lot of conformity in how most residents construct their avatars. One of the dimensions of conformity has to do with avatar body size–most of us construct avatars with little body fat, either muscular or thin. Why is this so? How does it impact our senses of self? What is it like to live in a plush avatar body–how do others react, and how does the grid support or limit fat acceptance? The next seminar at the Avatar Identity Research Center will explore these questions. The session will be held on Saturday, 19 July, at the AIRC from noon to 1:30 SLT. Presenting will be special guest Jubilant Quackenbush, and AIRC director Rivka Rau.
If you are interested in attending, here is the slurl! I hope to see a lot of you there!