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User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-08-01T19:39:21Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. It's been a very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

In June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new island region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had been teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and for the next 3 months we worked long and hard building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way. But one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage, since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to damage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers, so they're safe.:) My toytesters aren't always so lucky.

In exchange for services, I had the priveledge of building my dream sim: Kidnap City. Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and I soon started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation. My latest project is a kinky prison, soon to open.

Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, snapshot editing, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits.

[[Let's Talk Burnout!]]

Let's Talk Burnout!

2016-08-01T18:53:18Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

Believe it or not, even as great as Second Life is, there really is such a thing as "too much of a good thing". I know because I suffered a burnout that eventually needed a 3 month break from SL. 2 months without logging in at all.

Briefly setting the scene, I put in many long hours helping to build a new sim, after a year of long hours exploring. Once the sim was built, I was in need of a break, but wasn't able to be comfortable being away. There were many things that only my avatar could do at the sim, and a lot of things in my inventory that belonged to the sim. I always felt I was letting down the sim owner, my friend 'Obe', by not being there. Also my own beloved little sim, Kidnap City was built strictly by me, all alone. Nobody else knew it well, and that added to my failure to take a real break. I tried a few times, but was back within a week each time. This stretched on for months.

Finally things came together, and I was able to take the much-needed break. Obe hired an "assistant" for me, one of my closest friends Kara, who spent some time with me learning the sim. She was knowledgeable and interested, and was exactly what we needed. I gave my login info to my best friend Sarah, so my inventory and avatar would be available when needed. Also I changed my settings to have offline instant messages delivered to my email address, so I was able to stay in touch. I had the email addresses of most of my close friends, including the sim owner, and we were in touch regularly. I announced once again that it was time for break, and tested the water so-to-speak for a month. Nothing serious went wrong and I breathed a sigh of relief. For the next 2 months, I didn't log in at all.

During the break, I got some RL things in order, healed from an elbow surgery, took a volunteer job, cleaned my files, etc etc. I waited until my SL snapshots were looking great to me again before making my return. My friends threw me a welcome back party, I stepped back into the sim manager role, and all was well. Now we've moved on, and I find myself hard at work again helping to build another new sim. This time though, I know the signs to watch out for, and I think I can handle it properly.

So if you find yourself in a stage of burnout, here are my suggestions, in no particular order:

* Trust someone with your account, so your interests won't be neglected. In SL, many things can only be done by the owner's avatar, so you've got to have that matter taken care of in order to relax on break. I hope you're fortunate enough to have a Sarah you can trust. ♥ ☺ ♥

* Cut out the all-nighters or daytime hours, one or the other. Doing both is I believe a recipe for disaster.

* Do some exploring like you did in earlier days. SL is always changing. You'll find new sims and changes to old ones, and maybe your enthusiasm will also be found. (All work and no play makes Lisa a crabby bitch sometimes)

* Don't get into the rut of logging in "because it's time to". You're setting yourself up for boredom, apathy, fatigue, disappointment, etc.

* Arrange to keep in touch with your friends by email. Create a new email account without synching to any other accounts, and persuade your friends to do the same if necessary. (gmx.com is a perfect choice. Quick and easy registration, and no nagging to synch with other email accounts)

* If logging in doesn't feel good to you,- don't do it! While on a break, look at snapshots occasionally, read chat transcripts, etc until you really miss your second life. If you feel reluctant while logging in, it might be a little too early. Second Life is supposed to be a fun escape, and logging in should be a cheerful experience, not a hassle.

* Break the ice by logging in as an 'alt'. Preferably a secret one. Visit your favorite places, see some friends from a distance, and see how it feels to be there.

* Experience some of the other virtual worlds. Linden Labs, in my opinion, is head and shoulders above any of their competition. I haven't seen anything even comparable to the quality of Second Life. (Graphics, scripting, animation, physics, avatars, variety, - everything!) You'll find yourself very proud to be a Resident of SL, and appreciate what you have.

* When you're ready to try returning, uncheck permission boxes so some or all of your friends won't be notified when you log in. The last thing you need is 10 friends IM-ing you at once, overwhelming you and causing stress. And by all means, avoid people who bug you! (you know who you are)

I hope some of this will help you deal with your burnout. Of course, the best thing to do is avoid getting burnt out in the first place. Remember there's a big X in the top right corner. Use it once in a while! Don't let SL get to be anything less than fun and escape.

Let's Talk Burnout!

2016-07-31T17:57:26Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident: My experience of SL burnout, and how I finally was able to deal with it.

Believe it or not, even as great as Second Life is, there really is such a thing as "too much of a good thing". I know because I suffered a burnout that eventually needed a 3 month break from SL. 2 months without logging in at all.

Briefly setting the scene, I put in many long days helping to build a sim, after a year of long hours exploring. Once the sim was built, I was ready for a break, but couldn't be comfortable being away. There were many things that only my avatar could do at the sim, and a lot of things in my inventory that belonged to the sim. I always felt that I was letting the owner down by not being there. Also my beloved little sim, Kidnap City was built strictly by me, all alone. Nobody else knew it well, and that added to my failure to take a real break. I tried 3 or 4 times, but was back within a week or less each time

Finally things came together, and I was able to take the break. The owner hired an "assistant" for me, one of my closest friends Kara, who spent some time with me learning the sim. She was knowledgeable and interested, and was exactly what the owner and I needed. Also, I gave my login info to my best friend Sarah, so my inventory and avatar would be available if needed. Also I changed my settings to have offline instant messages delivered to my email address, so I was able to stay in touch. I had the email addresses of most of my close friends, including the sim owner, and we were in touch regularly. I announced once again that it was time for break, and tested the water so-to-speak for a month. Nothing serious went wrong and I breathed a sigh of relief. For the next 2 months, I didn't log in at all.

During the break, I got some RL things in order, healed from an elbow surgery, took a volunteer job, cleaned my files, etc etc. I waited until my SL snapshots were looking great to me again before making my return. My friends threw me a welcome back party, I stepped back into the sim manager role, and all was well. Now we've moved on, and I find myself hard at work helping to build another sim. This time though, I know the signs to watch out for, and I think I can handle it properly.

So if you find yourself in a stage of burnout, here are my suggestions, in no particular order:

* Trust someone with your account, so your interests won't be neglected. In SL, many things can only be done by the owner's avatar, so you've got to have that matter taken care of in order to relax on break.

* Cut out the all-nighters or daytime hours, one or the other. Doing both is I believe a recipe for disaster.

* Arrange to keep in touch with your friends by email. Create a new account without synching with any other accounts, and persuade your friends to do the same if necessary. (gmx.com is a perfect choice. Quick and easy, and no nagging to synch with other email accounts)

* If logging in doesn't feel good to you, don't! While on a break, look at snapshots, read chat transcripts, etc until you really miss your second life. If you feel reluctant while logging in, it might be a little too early. Second Life is supposed to be a fun escape, and logging in should be a cheerful experience, not a hassle.

* Break the ice by logging in with an alt account, preferably a secret one. Visit your favorite places, see some friends, and see how it feels to be there.

* When you are ready to try returning, uncheck permission boxes so some or all of your friends won't be notified when you log in. The last thing you need is 10 friends IM-ing you at once, overwhelming you and diverting your attention. And by all means, avoid people who bug you! (you know who you are)

I hope some of this will help you deal with your burnout. Of course, the best thing to do is not get burnt out in the first place. Don't get into a rut of logging on just because "it's time to". Your friends, if they really are friends, will understand and accept that you might not be there quite as often as previously. Don't let SL get to be anything less than fun and escape.

*

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-20T05:12:30Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident: Just cleaning up some things, as I read the ample library of things to learn.

{{wikify}} Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. A very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

In June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new island region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had been teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and for the next 3 months we worked long and hard building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way. But one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage, since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to damage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers, so they're safe.:) My toytesters aren't always so lucky.

In exchange for services, I had the priveledge of building my dream sim: Kidnap City, at Obe's Island, [Trenches,(128,128,3501)] Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and I soon started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation. My latest project is a kinky prison, soon to open.

Hopefully I've learned some things that I can explain well enough to help other people learn. At least that's the plan for this page. Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, snapshot editing, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits. ♥

[[Let's Talk Burnout!]]

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-19T23:44:55Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. A very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

In June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new island region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had been teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and for the next 3 months we worked long and hard building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way. But one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage, since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to damage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers, so they're safe.:) My toytesters aren't always so lucky.

In exchange for services, I had the priveledge of building my dream sim: Kidnap City, which is at the 3500 meter level at Obe's Island, [Trenches,(128,128,3501)] Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and I soon started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation. My latest project is a kinky prison, soon to open.

Hopefully I've learned some things that I can explain well enough to help other people learn. At least that's the plan for this page. Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, snapshot editing, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits. ♥

If you'd like to see a little bit of kinks, visit my blog (won't take long)
[https://mostlyropesandbandanas.wordpress.com/]

And visit Obe's Island. (adults only) BDSM paradise
[http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Trenches/147/141/1401]

[[Let's Talk Burnout!]]

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-19T23:08:11Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. A very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

In June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new island region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had been teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and for the next 2 months we worked long and hard building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way. But one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage, since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to damage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers, so they're safe.:) My toytesters aren't always so lucky.

In exchange for services, I had the priveledge of building my dream sim: Kidnap City, which is at the 3500 meter level at Obe's Island, [Trenches,(128,128,3501)] Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and I soon started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation. My latest project is a kinky prison, soon to open.

Hopefully I've learned some things that I can explain well enough to help other people learn. At least that's the plan for this page. Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, snapshot editing, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits. ♥

If you'd like to see a little bit of kinks, visit my blog (won't take long)
[https://mostlyropesandbandanas.wordpress.com/]

And visit Obe's Island. (adults only) BDSM paradise
[http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Trenches/147/141/1401]

[[Let's Talk Burnout!]]

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-18T15:10:24Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. A very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

In June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had started teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and we dove headlong into building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way. But one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage; since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to damage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers! :)

In exchange for services, I was given permission to build my dream sim: Kidnap City, which is at the 3500 meter level at Obe's Island, [Trenches,(128,128,3501)] Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and I soon started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation.

Hopefully I've learned some things that I can explain well enough to help other people learn. At least that's the plan for this page. Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, snapshot editing, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits.

If you'd like to see a little bit of kinks, visit my blog (won't take long)
[https://mostlyropesandbandanas.wordpress.com/]

And visit Obe's Island. (adults only) BDSM paradise
[http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Trenches/147/141/1401]

[[Let's Talk Burnout!]]

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-16T21:06:49Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. A very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

In June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had started teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and we dove headlong into building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way, but one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage; since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to damage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers! :)

In exchange for services I was given permission to build my dream sim, named Kidnap City, which is at the 3500 meter level at Obe's Island, Trenches. Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and I soon started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation.

Hopefully I've learned some things that I can explain well enough to help other people learn. At least that's the plan for this page. Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits.

If you'd like to see a little bit of kinks, visit my blog (won't take long)
[https://mostlyropesandbandanas.wordpress.com/]

And visit Obe's Island. (adults only) BDSM paradise
[http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Trenches/147/141/1401]

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-16T09:52:34Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. A very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had started teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and we dove headlong into building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way, but one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage, since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to da.mage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers! :)

In exchange for services I was given permission to build my dream sim, named Kidnap City, which is at the 3500 meter level at Obe's Island, Trenches. Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and soon I started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation.

Hopefully I've learned some things that I can explain well enough to help other people learn. At least that's the plan for this page. Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits.

If you'd like to see a little bit of kinks, visit my blog (won't take long)
[https://mostlyropesandbandanas.wordpress.com/]

And visit Obe's Island. (adults only) BDSM paradise
[http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Trenches/147/141/1401]

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-16T06:33:35Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

[[File:Example.jpg]]Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. A very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had started teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and we dove headlong into building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way, but one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage, since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to da.mage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers! :)

In exchange for services I was given permission to build my dream sim, named Kidnap City, which is at the 3500 meter level at Obe's Island, Trenches. Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and soon I started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation.

Hopefully I've learned some things that I can explain well enough to help other people learn. At least that's the plan for this page. Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits.

If you'd like to see a little bit of kinks, visit my blog (won't take long)
[https://mostlyropesandbandanas.wordpress.com/]

And visit Obe's Island. (adults only) BDSM paradise
[http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Trenches/147/141/1401]

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-16T05:28:37Z

LovelyLisa001 Resident:

Hi Friends, I'm Lisa. Next month, June 2016 will mark 2 years of my Second Life. A very busy 2 years! The first year I spent long hours exploring, mostly in search of my kinks, but I'm also interested in a few other things. I became pretty good at using the sl search engine, which leaves little to be desired in some ways, but once you get used to it, you can find some listings you hadn't seen before. A lot of my exploring was done at night, sl time, which meant I had sims to myself much of the time; free to roam at will and learn from their builds and toys.

June 2015 my Second Life changed when my friend and "boss" Obe (obedientoldman) bought a beautiful new region called Trenches and brought me along as his land manager. He had started teaching me how to do things at his former sim, and was very patient and trusting with me. By the time he bought the new region, I was very ready to work (and so was he), and we dove headlong into building a pretty good 15,000 prim region that we're very proud of. That's not to say there hasn't been growing pains along the way, but one great thing about working in a virtual (meaning not real) world is that no matter how badly you screw up, it's not going to do all that much damage, since what you're screwing up doesn't really exist. It's hard to da.mage something that isn't really there (tangibly speaking). I don't have nearly the education to seriously damage the Linden Labs servers! :)

In exchange for services I was given permission to build my dream sim, named Kidnap City, which is at the 3500 meter level at Obe's Island, Trenches. Kidnap fantasies are fairly popular among SL kinksters, and soon I started the Kidnap Club group, which was the idea of my bff Sarah Fortuna. You can IM either of us to request an invitation.

Hopefully I've learned some things that I can explain well enough to help other people learn. At least that's the plan for this page. Among my interests are building, trap creation, scripting, virtual babies, and some BDSM type pursuits.

If you'd like to see a little bit of kinks, visit my blog (won't take long)
[https://mostlyropesandbandanas.wordpress.com/]

And visit Obe's Island. (adults only) BDSM paradise
[http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Trenches/147/141/1401]

User:LovelyLisa001 Resident

2016-05-15T17:07:43Z

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