
This blog was originally changed and intended to be about my real life and the goings on there.
However, as you can see it's quickly changed back into a Second Life blog, with a few RL appearances here and there. Over the past 7 months I have taken a hiatus from Second Life to concentrate on my RL, returned to Second Life, began a business with my partner and also become a little lost socially.
I guess I should introduce you to the new business first. It's been a while since I last posted and so, you haven't heard anything about said business. May I introduce you to
Adeo Digital (if you can't see it because of Flash, there is a non Flash version coming up soon!). We deal with providing scripting, sculpting, texturing and animation solutions for all kinds of people, something that we (both me and Hell) enjoy doing.
When I first returned to Second Life, I came back with a desire to be a fashion blogger, setting up my own fashion blog Second Thought. That blog is still going, though considerably slower than it was before. With both Adeo and Second Thought I'm never really stuck for things to do productivity wise. However, once thing I have noticed more increasingly throughout the past couple of weeks is the decline in my social activity within SL.
The places where I used to hang out, have an awesome time and feel at home at, don't feel like home anymore.. Either they are empty and quiet, and all of my friends have either gone elsewhere or aren't online as much or I just don't feel the same.
As such, I have been searching for somewhere to meet new people - or meet up with my friends that are still around - so I can have some company during the chilling times. I enjoyed wandering around exploring for a while and taking pictures but this gets very lonely, especially when some people can sit infront of you for half an hour and not even say hi. I am also finding that all of the places I am finding to hang out and meet people aren't the same - not comparing to what I miss from before.
I think SL has become a very lonely place for me, somewhere, perhaps, where I only now find enjoyment when I am working. It'd be cool if I could find a place 'for me' again, but we'll see.