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I'm a bit behind on this post, but I unfortunately ran into some inventory issues with SL a couple of weeks ago and it threw me off schedule a bit. Basically, SL ate my shape! I have a few hundred shapes.. because I make them, but I don't usually just copy them, as I've never had SL tell it can't find them. But, when I was ready to go in and do this pic, SL said it couldn't find this shape and I was a very sad panda. I had it saved to a few outfits and I ended up having to change them all ... sighs... but, oh well! Second Life problems I guess lol!  cape: Fi's Creations , Loom poncho cape hair: Analog Dog , 42 skin: L'Anguisette , Nia in Coco eyes: Dead Apples, Simplicity Eyes, past group gift body: Maitreya Lara Mesh Body

I've always loved Ocho Tango, not only for its lovely light but for its quiet solitude. This afforded me the perfect setting for these pics of MoDanna's latest release for the anyBody Event. The [Hibou} collection of this amazingly detailed sweater and easy wear jeans was perfect for a stroll amongst the fields of golden wheat.  If you haven't been to Ocho Tango, go now and see for yourself how lovely it is.  sweater: MoDanna, [Hibou] Collection Skull sweater, mesh, for the anyBody Event jeans (see below): MoDanna, worn jeans, appliers and system layers for the anyBody event _______________________   skin: L'Anguisette Skin and Body Shop, Nia in Dusky @ THICK Event Room shape: my own hair: Tableau Vivant , group gift eyes: IKON lashes: alaskametro, Here Kitty lashes (on marketplace only)  facial piercings: Hebenon Vial , liquid silver necklace: Ducknipple Skulls and beads(this was a gift  and thus it cam...

I recently went back home to Texas for work, and, I have to admit I really did not want to go. The fact that it was for work made it oh so much less enjoyable, and that I had to get up at 2 in the morning to get a shuttle to the airport at 3:15 kind of made me cringe at the thought of the flight. However, as we safely arrived in the outskirts of Dallas, I had the feeling that I was in a way, coming home. I had grown up in South Texas and lived in Dallas for a while in college, and even though while I was there I had grumbled about it, yearning to leave and be in a different climate, etc, I realized that there was a kind of beauty in the roughness of the brush and mesquite trees that I had missed. Yes, missed. I admit it now. I miss Texas. The conference I was attending passed by in a blur of meetings, vendor stalls, presentations and food, all the while I felt my soul more and more drawn to the place. I knew that at some point, not sure when or why, I would go back there. 16 ...