James dropped by POC to admire me
She brought me lunch. And cookies!
Pedestal Pow-Wow
Each model or “mannequin” pedestal at POC has one pose ball. When a model steps on it, it rotates slowly through various model poses to show off all the pretty latex outfits. But sometimes we’d jump on other peeps pedestals to visit or be silly. Here’s Charly, Me & Fari. I can’t tell who’s jumping on whose pedestal.
Jackie Graves
I interviewed Jackie Graves, designer of GRAVES – Leather/Latex/Metal – Fetish & Cyberpunk for the Forceme Silverspar Latex Blog.
Rebekah & Clementine visit me @POC
Rebekah Newall and Clementine Merryman visited me @POC today. The didn’t come together, since they didn’t know each other previously. But, here we all are… uh… admiring my legs! 😛 #buildingCommunityThruShinyLatexClothing
Clementine on Ice
Oh no! We’re trapped in giant blocks of ice! How will we get out of this one, Clementine?
Jami & Forceme @ Tunaverse
Dancing at Tuna Oddfellow’s “Tunaverse” with Jami Mills and Forceme Silverspar.
Meeting with Forceme
Business meeting with my publisher, Forceme Silverspar. She hired me to write fashion and other interviews for her many blogs.
Caned by Clem
Bad schoolgirls must be punished. Or so Clem told us. And then wacked our butts with her stiff cane!
“Working” with Charly
Kate Nova & Charly December “working” at Kai Heideman’s latex shop Powers of Creation in Second Life.
Visiting Emma Claire’s babies with Happy
Happy Ansar and I went to my friend Emma Claire’s house to visit with her and her babies!
Happy Ansar @ Lesperado
Happy Ansar took me to a small lounge. Darker and more intimate than all the boisterousness of LZR. It was a popular spot back in the day, but I can’t recall the name just now.
Clementine @ the Theatre
Apparently Clementine and I went to a theatre performance! Or tea service. Or something. I don’t remember ever seeing her in that dress. But it has her sensibility.
Shakira Wind
Wandering across the grid I came across this tiny patch of grass in memory of Shakira Wind. There were pictures of her, a candle, and a dance ball. I don’t know when she passed, and I’d never met her. Just a beautiful, sublime, bittersweet memorial for an SL/PW life that was lived. I clicked the dance ball and dance with her memories for a while.
The World in a day with Lynn Seriman
Lynn and I managed to visit every region of SL in 8 hours! *not officially verified. With time in between for fireworks, rides on dragonflies, art installations, and kisses.