Hi! I'm a Second Life resident. My rez date was 31-Aug-2009. I started off in Second Life as a camper meaning I would hang out on land that paid a few Linden per hour just so they would rank higher in the search engines. Then I discovered money trees and became primarily a money tree picker. Again, this is a way to drive traffic to your Second Life parcel so as to rank higher in search listings but, if one is aggressive, pays better than camping. Also, you get to see a lot of sites and explore a lot more than camping.
I met a really nice girl and she introduced me to the club owners where she worked as a dancer. They hired me and I began my second life as a "dancer" working for 85% of my tips at Club Seduction. I really enjoyed meeting and chatting and playing around with all the other dancers plus the club allowed the dancers to work whenever they wanted so this lasted a while. One of the other dancers there took me under her wing and helped me improve my avatar looks and accessories. It was during this time that I sorta got jaded with some of the male clients there and realized I much preferred the company of my girlfriends.
I also met some really nice people who had Pro accounts but were not using the 512 sq meter tier free allocation of land. We exchanged favors and I ended up with 2048 sq meters of rent free land for a year! I setup a photo studio and art gallery there and started focusing on photographic arts in Second Life. The results of these efforts is what you mostly see in this blog. I also purchased a printing press with which I made several photo books for sale in my gallery and on Xstreet. I also use the press to produce model & product portfolios, Mall and club brochures, and graphic novels.
I'm still learning a lot every day in Second Life and meeting new friends and having a great time. Recently I undertook a scripting project in order to learn the LSL scripting language and maybe make some scripted products I felt a need for. The results of this project are available on Xstreet as the product Primp!, a script to help you configure a prim in a variety of ways. I sorta got tired of scripting as it is tedious. Fun is my top priority.
Look me up - new friends make my day.
Missy Restless
