Do not know if there are gay vampires but I believe so. Rebecca's there anyway. Another missed opportunity.

A small trip to Osgrid. Very nice to just sit and rest after a long day in the tech world.

Second life and VR are now mainstream and I do not know if this company is a mainstream company. So as many times during the pandemic and the last years I have been thinking about closing it down. I will always love SL and I am in VR everyday. But. Where to go from here. Is there still development possibilities for a small company or do it all belong to the big ones like FB?

I know a decision has to be made but I do not want to do it. I love my virtual worlds and my hypergrid and I will stay online as long as I can. But maybe not as active and as a pro. Age is also taking away from the equation.

It is time to decide.

Not many exhibitions make me want to paint again but this one did. And it is really not about painting at all.

But sometimes something strikes that nerve again.

What you see in Opensim land is a lot of great builds. Different themes and builds just for fun. I always think what could these great builders have done with 2020 graphics in stead of 1999. I don't think mobile apps will do a lot of for the SL/Opensim community. Apps have even worse graphics.

Exploring and shopping are just getting worse I the graphics and avatars don't get updated soon. We want more not people on there phones looking in on the Metaverse.