SL is much like playing digital barbies in a lot of ways.  We can buy tons of outfits, shapes, and hair.  We can setup dream houses and fly around in jets.  My inventory is chock full of accessories.  So many shoes, jewels, and outfits that would make a seven year old green with envy.  Even with all that loot, I was fighting the weekend blah.  My friends were uber busy, I had conquered the hair fair lag, been to SL6B, the RL weather was lousy, and there was nothing on the TV.  So in an effort to shake things up, it was time for another experiment: a significant and drastic change.  Enter December Immortal Barbie...I mean avatar. 

The Greenies are proud to be part of two upcoming Grid Wide Hunts which start in March and end in April.

Skin, clothing, eyes, eyelashes, accessories, outfit, dress, jeans, t-shirt, woman, men, fashion, couture, shopping, shop, store, elegant, catwalk, model

An adorable sim, filled with cafes and lil shops offering a variety of items.

Dark RP , Club Desi Beatz ( Indian / Pakistani / Bangladesi )  is the hottest place in SL for partying. Rentals, Lehenga, Sherwani , Ghagra,  Kurta, Saree, Bangles, Bollywood Music

The Hobo Visitor/Newcomer Welcome Project  (by Second Life Hobos) is developing content, equipment, and services to  help people get familiar with Second Life or with new  parts of it.  All of the content  (including equipment) is offered under Creative Commons license, attribution only.  You are free to use any of it, in whole or in part, provided that you credit the source as SecondLife Hobos.

There are two main elements to the Welcome Project:

1. The Hobo Starter Kit.  The kit is a notecard with an extensive collection of help information in embedded notecards.   It is organized into several sections.
2. The Hobo Helper group.  This open enrollment group offers a quick-join poster that lets newcomers join without using search and provides IM help for people in the group.  (I will save the detaiils on this for a later blog.)