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GLITZZ | B(U)Y ME is a recent post from Preciosa Benelli’s blog Preciosa’s. It made me laugh because I thought of the sea lions who went viral this week after chasing people off their beach in California. [Click here to watch!] While Preciosa’s blog post features her bikini and the pose set, I had to hunt down those sea lions, too.
I like that she adds a personal note at the start of her posts. Her Spanish language message on this one hit home, as it’s about the friends who stay in touch, that reconnect after an argument, and those that stay. (Or don't.)
It hit home in a strange way, as Preciosa and I were friends when I worked picking up prim trash at a club where she worked as a dancer. For some reason, the club allowed anyone to rez prims, and many patrons would leave behind all sorts of random stuff. My job was to go through the club twice a day, inspecting and returning discarded prims.
Anyway, that was back in 2007 before I started doing photography. We just drifted apart which is sad because I remember her as a lovely, positive, and optimistic person, but I definitely failed the vale la pena (“worth the effort”) kind of friendship.
- Set: [Glitzz] - Monick Set - Panties & Top - Legacy/Perky, Maitreya/Lara & Petite, Kupra, Reborn/Juicy, Freya, Hourglass & Nerido Push Up
- Pose: B(u)Y ME - Free Mind Poseset SF - 5 bento female poses & Mirror - Hat & Rocks Included @ eBEnto Event (30% off during the event)
- Sea Lions - Sealion/Seal at TLC Animals, by True Redrose on Marketplace, Inworld
For a great casual outfit, click here:
In Praise of Rec Room's Live Creation & Teaching Features -- and a Defense of Its Cartoonish Graphics (Comment of the Week)
Many interesting comments in last week's post about Philip Rosedale's desire to bring back in-world, collaborative creation as the gold standard, including this one by Martin K., going into detail about how many resources it has for that feature.
Rec Room the company also has a very active YouTube channel devoted to in-world creating and scripting (see above).
Writing further, Martin somewhat objects to my comment that Rec Room's cartoonish, blocky graphics may not be broadly appealing:
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Posted on Monday, July 18, 2022 at 03:34 PM in Comment of the Week, Rec Room | Permalink | Comments (3)
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