So many things come and then disappear in our Second Life. It happens for many reasons, and disappoints us for different reasons.
So many things relevant to the fashion industry have felt the touch of Mr. Frolic Mills. Sometimes I think of him affecting fashion houses much like Oprah supporting books in her book club made obscure authors instantly famous. As this celebrated BOSL Radio's 3rd Birthday, it was only right for him to dance on one of the platforms. Alas, no tip jar though.
A selection of DJ's scheduled to keep the crowd entertained began with the special touch by CottonCandy "CC" Teardrop. It's wonderful to see how carefully planned events occur when organized by BOSL, no matter what it is. This party was no different.
A whole array of patrons visited during the time I was in attendance, from the most precious little fuzzy critter Alaya wore...
...to the brilliantly colored Precise in this confection of a gown. Fellas and ladies alike mulled around, chatted, danced and laughed. All the elements of a good party present made it a delectable event for all of the senses.
Happy Birthday BOSL Radio!
Sometimes I do something completely random with my Second Life. I have the joy of belonging to a very diverse number of groups and the notices shared from those groups will pique my interest. Today, I visited briefly the Runway Cafe which is hosting Carnival in all it's historic beauty over the next three days. A veritable who's who in fashion were milling around, waiting for the first fashion show to celebrate this event.
Frolic leaned casually on a park bench while many others stood. I don't know if I've ever seen him without shades! To the right of his photo was Persia Bravin, the wonder genius who helps create the BOSL magazine every month. Below him, Serene Faith, one of the Miss Virtual World winners, waited patiently with passion for fashion. And to her right, Eowynn represented BOSL radio, looking stunning with a fetching lip piercing that caught my attention. The two women on either side in half frames caught my eye for different reasons. On the far left, a red headed beauty, Nayomi Gartner, one of this year's Miss Virtual World finalists, looked dressed to the nines. On the right, Viviane Drasilova had a simple gown on but still fit into the Carnival theme because she accessorized so imaginatively.
It's always been something I enjoyed, people watching, and in Second Life, no matter where you go or what function you attend, there are a vast number of people to watch, before an event ever gets underway. I was called away, off line, before the show began, but in that half hour I was there waiting, I enjoyed my time immensely.
This weekend, I had the privilege of joining the group that will represent and inform all of Second Life of one of the year's biggest events.
More information may be found at the following websites, including how to donate directly...
Second Life's Relay for Life Page
The Best of SL's Relay for Life Page
Money raised by this event goes to the American Cancer Society and funds research to learn more about cancer and how to fight and cure it.
There are so many reasons to get involved with this annual fair and I hope you're motivated to do so. It runs March 9 through March 17. Shop till you drop and support a terrific undertaking that changes lives.
