The best place to find out what's going on in Second Life is on Tina's blog Tina's Universe. http://tinasuniversum.blogspot.com/

Tina spends a lot of time traveling around Second Life and finding new and exciting places.

Keep track of what there is to do at the moment and spread the SL gospel.

Her blog contains everything possible about Second Life and well almost a must if you as Swedish want to keep track of SL.

Tina by herself. Samurai and herself

Shoe of Afficianado.

Update 2013: ...

Tina eventually dropped her blog after being more or less harassed by people in the Swedish community. Very boring.

No good deed goes unpunished.

I'm making a movie with my Super 8 app. A little retro and in the absence of actors, you have to take what you have.

I'm a 60's star. The picture is taken in my Ipad and then ground a little in Gimp to look like file. I found some cool filters on the net.

Now I have to write some text and cut my little movie. The Autumn Project.

Sometimes several pieces of the puzzle are put together completely randomly. I have long been dissatisfied with my work. I find it completely uninteresting and does not give me or anyone else any pleasure. For the last few days, I've been thinking about what's wrong. And so yesterday I watched a program about Sten Broman. I'd seen it before, but it's never really stuck. But Stone said something that was important to me. "A true artist must always move forward." or something like that.

When I went into the studio this morning, I decided to look through a small dirty pile of slides that I had actually intended to throw away. When I did, the pieces fell into place. These are the most interesting pictures I've seen all year. I don't know when they are taken or where but they have a quality that I really like.

I really think it's time to move forward. Out over the cliff and take that jump that I'm so afraid of.