Francesca Cooks: Pasta of the Maremma
When I was in Italy a couple of months ago, I had a fabulous pasta that was cooked in a seafood broth. When I say this what I mean is […]
Monthly Archives: August 2015
Betsy Chaffe: My Memoir Begins
I have been asked what it was that my daughter told me about Second Life (SL) that made me want to explore a “Whole New World” on my own. So to […]
An Island is Born
Welcome to Isola della Tranquillita. Well. My mother and I have been discussing this for a month. Yes, my mother is also in Second Life, and has been for almost […]
Writer Problems
Originally posted on Meg Sorick, Author/Artist:
Yep, that’s about right!? ?
I Think the “I Am”
When I was in college, I had a cockatiel named Charlie. Charlie Bird joined me in my first apartment home at the end of my freshman year. I moved into […]
Art in Second Life: Immersive and Experiential
While there are definitely works of art in regular life that the viewer can “enter into,” that experience is more the exception, rather than the rule. (– And let me […]
Is the Metaverse Concept Outdated?
In the August 15, 2015, podcast of The Drax Files Radio Hour with Jo Yardley, Bill Glover (Chaos Priestly in Second Life) said a major difference between Second Life and […]
Project Sansar Opens Limited Beta
Announced August 18, 2015, Linden Lab’s new virtual reality platform, currently called Project Sansar, has opened for pre-beta testing to a small group of invited users. What is Project Sansar? Ebbe […]
Is Second Life a Game?
To my way of thinking, the answer is no, but I think the question merits discussion. Game: a) an activity engaged in for diversion or amusement b) often derisive or […]
I Digress – A Visit to a Spanish Food Blog
While I’ve been in a virtual world for years, writing about it is entirely new for me. To begin my blogging adventure, I’ve taken part in the blogging101 class offered […]
Francesca Bergamasco 