Welcome to Second Life
A couple of months ago I entered this nifty little virtual world called Second Life. For once in my life I found a place where I belonged. It felt as if everything I'd done prior was in preparation for my virtual life here. Build my own stuff? Great, I can do that. Script it to give it some advanced features? Not a problem. In fact, I ended up opening up and actually becoming, dare we say, outgoing.
I have this fear that one day it will all come crashing down, but I'm determined to enjoy it while it lasts. At risk of sounding full of myself (something I would feel endlessly guilty about saying in the "real" world), I excel in Second Life. And it's a good feeling.
I've already made quite a slew of wonderful friends. I think that's what has appealed to me the most so far. I've managed to find myself in a place where the people are not only friendly, but completely non-competitive and self-sacrificing. We all simply join together to make the place a little better for everyone. Where can you find that in real life anymore?
Where can you find that in real life anymore? It’s still here. SL just makes us stand out a little more
Second Life is as much a part of our real lives as you want it to be.
I continue to hear good things about you helping others. And I’ll be reading your blog now–don’t mind if I leave the first comment on your blog, do ya? Cheerio!
Yay Mera! You do excel in Second Life, and if I didn’t like you, I’d have to kill you for your unending string of successes.
And I’m adding “put a link to Mera’s blog on my blog” to my list of stuff to do. One day, I hope to get to some of the things on that list.