Second Life, Music, Stories & Whatever Comes Next.
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Deep inside a haunted cathedral, Mackenzie and I embrace the darker side of Halloween with [ContraptioN]’s The Wick Head and AMARA BEAUTY’s Lana Makeup, both featured at Salem 2026 by Prism Events. With CUREMORE’s Fragile Monster collection, ghostly shadows, and VANA’s Pray setting the mood, we bring a supernatural confrontation to life where nothing is quite what it seems.
Some places never quite let go of the people who once called them home. For our second Salem 2026 feature, Mackenzie and I step into Milkmotion’s The Drowned Village, bringing together ghostly fashion, forgotten memories, and Sleep Token’s Atlantic for a story about what remains when everything else has disappeared beneath the water.
There is something interesting about the idea of Eden because people almost always imagine it from the positive side of the story. We picture paradise before anything happened to it. Everything prior to the fall. Before knowledge complicated its innocence. Before something beautiful became something you could lose. We imagine the gates still open and everything exactly where it belongs. What we don’t spend nearly as much time thinking about is what Eden could look like to someone standing outside of it.
I’m incredibly excited because this marks my first post with TS-Creations as a sponsor. Fantasy has always been one of my favorite corners of Second Life. I don’t visit it every week, but whenever I do, I want to disappear into it completely. If I’m putting on armor, I don’t want it to feel like cosplay. I want it to feel like I’m stepping into another world entirely. That’s exactly what happened here.
Traditionally, green represents nature on the Pride flag. At first glance, that seems pretty straightforward. Nature surrounds us every day. Trees, flowers, forests, gardens, and everything else that grows around us. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized that green isn’t really about nature itself. It’s about what nature teaches us. Growth.
“I’ll see you in theAfterlifeSave me from this pain and fill the hole insideYou wonder why I’m all out of tears to cryToday I’m not afraid to die”Evanescence – Afterlife There are certain bands that end up becoming part of your life story whether you mean for them to or not. Evanescence has always been…
There are photos buried in my old Second Life folders that almost don’t feel like they belong to the same life anymore. The avatars are different, the world around them looks different, and photography was a completely different animal than what it is for me today. Then I look a little closer and there I am, Lucky Spiritor in 2011, still figuring out what the hell Second Life was going to be for me and having absolutely no idea that I’d still be here writing about any of it fifteen years later. It’s weird seeing that version of myself again because I remember him immediately, even if almost everything surrounding him has disappeared or changed beyond recognition.
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