Zimmi’s Adventures in Metaspace

Certainly the Rose Theatre Opera House in Angel Manor speaks volumes. This sim-wide build is one of the most beautiful constructions I've yet seen in Second Live™. It's wonderfully easy to fine your way around too, with handy directories at your avatar fingertips. But of course the thing I noticed right away was the complete lack of dress code. Very progressive for any sim in SL™ let alone a PG one. Inside the Rose are no less than 3 separate theaters. The Cinema, with detailed instructions on viewing the films. The film changes each week. The spectacular Opera Theater,  with a full stage, wings and lots of room for sets and huge performances. Plus the full seating for the audience and 10 private boxes. And lots and lots and lots of seating. It's available for rent too, in case you wish to stage your own performance of Evita or Glee. I'm just not sure how people will hear you in the cheep seats. And of course there is the Grand Ballroom, with a stage suitab

What could be better than a trip down historic Route 66? I was on my way to Venice Beach and figured I'd take the scenic route. Unfortunately my car broke down outside of some little town along the way, so I had no choice but to go into town and try to call for help. After all, naked reporters don't have anywhere to carry a cell phone. I guess they had some trouble with bad behavior in the past because the entrance to town was plastered with warning signs. After agreeing not to break any of their rules, they let me past the checkpoint and it was time to find a phone. The one at the local watering hole took a while to get working but I finally got a hold of some friends who promised to come pick me up. It was going to take them a while so I figured I'd take the opportunity to look around a bit. At some point on their Route 66 journey, everyone should get their picture taken with the Route 66 sign, so that was my first priority. And I couldn't miss a chance to get

Mine was pretty darned good, thank you. Thanks to all the new friends I made this holiday, to everyone I undressed, and undressed me.