I do a lot of hosting for live music in Second Life, and last night got paid a really great compliment by the singer’s manager. She said “Thank you Sapphire for being an AWESOME host, you totally made this an awesome experience”. The way that made me feel proves that compliments really are even better [...]
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The Good Hosting Guide
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged hosting, live music, second life on March 3, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Sapphire Weatherwax
Hello, I'm Sapphire, and this is my Second Life blog - place for me to post pictures of my virtual travels, and what ever random musings I happen to want to get out of my head.On SL I'm usually somewhere around the Solace Beach region, so pop by and say hi.
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- The Good Hosting Guide
- The Tipping Point
- Breeding Bunnies in Second Life
- Bunny Business
- Survivors of Suicide, and Depression
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- Quick thought on virtual property
- Winter in virtual London
- A few links
- Dexter
- I believe…
- There’s no such thing as Content Theft
- These are a few of my favourite Boots
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- HELL HOUSE, #SecondLife haunted house combines #horror with adults-only erotic twist... snapz.me/s/513642 8 months ago
- A couple of new shots of Hell House on #SecondLife: snapz.me/s/513641 8 months ago
- Album with a few more pictures of Hell House, new adult haunted attraction on #SecondLife: snapz.me/a/3648 8 months ago
- Another shot of Hell House, adult haunted house on #secondlife - snapz.me/s/512521 8 months ago
- Hell House on #secondlife - inspired by #horror novel by Richard Matheson: snapz.me/s/512524 8 months ago
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