This weekend Im betwixt and between mixing up Second Life and Sansar.
Glastonbury Lost Horizons has been in Sansar and Ive been stalking all the cool DJ’s like Pete Tong. Carl Cox and Fatboy Slim aka Norman Cook to name a few.
Seriously it was amazing!!!! Amazing!!!
People often question me about why I like Sansar and why when its nothing like Second Life.. Well that’s a daft question and the answer lies within it.
Because its nothing like Second Life!!
I enjoy the two for very different aspects and that will never change. I love both worlds for what they bring to me personally in terms of exploring and creativity and its as jolly simple as that.
The fact that many Second Lifers gave Linden Lab such a rocking hard time over it still astounds me. Entitled is the sentence I use for them because frankly we are privileged to have either world to use.
Second Life is a different type of world and why anyone ever tried to compare the two again astounds me. But then Im a free thinker and make my own mind up about things in life rather than listening to all the conspiracy nonsense out there usually.
Anyhow as I sit here on my shore deciding what I am going to do for the evening. May I say aesthetically I look very pretty here. Realistically I am currently Hagrid with some lippy on this morning, getting ready to Tok my Tok.
Credits:-
Silk and Lace dress from IM Collection at the Designer Showcase from 5 July
Reflectice eyes from Amara Beauty
Gloss Lipstick from A R T E
Glam on eyeshadow from A R T E
Catya bento head from CATWA
Angel shape for the Catya head LizBitz
Lara mesh body Maitreya
Nora BOM skin from Amara Beauty
I would love to try Sansar, but alas that’s not an option for me currently as there’s no Mac support. š I may try out Sinespace again, hopefully the movement won’t be so laggy. š
And I see RL you more as Granny Weatherwax from the Diskworld books by Terry Pratchett. š
Lol now I need to go google a Granny Weatherwax lol !!!
Iām not sure if Woolley who own Sansar May change to allow Mac soon . But I reckon they would certainly looking to widening the audience