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In early September, Hybrid Ansar threw down the gauntlet by challenging webloggers to oversize their female and, it also turns out, their male shapes.   As I mentioned in an earlier post (“Muscling in on Identity”), this meme and Botgirl’s post on changes of identity through time caused me to feel the impact of FL cultural messages — [...]

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“Muscling” in on Identity

I’ve been inworld for nearly 3 years (hard to believe), and for the first time,  I felt the issue of “virtual or avatar identity” make its presence known.  The timing of  Botgirl’s latest, always thought-provoking weblog entry is fairly ironic with its revisit to the topic of identity but with a twist:  changes in identity through time.   Some of [...]

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This breathtaking woman has left me speechless.  Thank you, Dale, for your wonderful weblog entry on Rezzable’s amazing and gorgeous Odalisque.  (Black Swan sim.  209.111.2006)
She is, indeed so truly indeed, gorgeous.

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“The dream of marriage shouldn’t just be limited to heterosexual people, it should be about two people who love each other. Period. Don’t H8, it’s unbecoming.” – Lisa Ling
                                Love is Love.
                                www.noh8campaign.com
 
When I visited Art Box again the other night, I saw a large photo of the creators together.  Both wore ”NOH8″ on their cheeks and [...]

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…in Dark Moon. 

The fifth and final entry in the Dream Series, the form of which follows Dale Innis’s “spontaneous narrative” approach.   Also the sixth and final entry for Alicia Chenaux’s annual ”Big Bad Blogger Challenge.”
 

 
 ”Did I hear you correctly…”
June the fairy looked up , as if gazing into Dawn’s bewildered eyes would help the fae understand her better.
“Do you mean to tell [...]

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…in Dark Moon. 

The fourth entry in the Dream Series, the form of which follows Dale Innis’s “spontaneous narrative” approach.   Also the fifth entry for Alicia Chenaux’s annual ”Big Bad Blogger Challenge.”
 
 
Well. 
This was not what Dawn had expected.  Although…she hadn’t really expected anything because she couldn’t seem to remember anything.  What expectations could she have of a blank slate?  Well, actually, [...]

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…in Dark Moon. 
The third entry in the Dream Series, the form of which follows Dale Innis’s “spontaneous narrative” approach.   Also the fourth entry for Alicia Chenaux’s annual ”Big Bad Blogger Challenge.”
 

 
June, the fairy with the nearly radioactive wings, remained crouched onto herself and hovered silently.   She appeared to be turning about.
“In times past we flew there.”   June titled her head upward.  “Along the sherbert [...]

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…of Dark Moon. 
The second entry in the Dream Series, the form of which follows Dale’s “spontaneous narrative” approach.   Also the third entry for Alicia Chenaux’s annual ”Big Bad Blogger Challenge.”
 

 
“ How does it taste?” asked a small voice that wafted up into the air from exactly where, Dawn wondered.  Her eyes widened to take in more light because suddenly the light [...]

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Here’s my second blogpost for Alicia Chenaux’s annual ”Big Bad Blogger Challenge”.  For this post, I thought I’d insert one picture and create a story around it.  I may do this for the remainder of the BBBC (I feel like a news anchor with a stuttering issue).   And I may connect the story from day to day…or not.  [...]

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Because I’ve been relatively “unplugged” the past few days during an extended weekend vacation, I just now read Dale’s blogpost in which he shared his first posts for this week of daily posts as prompted by Alicia Chenaux’s annual “Big Bad Blogger Challenge” .  Gadzooks, I am two, possibly three days behind already!  But like many others have already done, I [...]

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