LaviaLavine^✦ @LaviaLavine

It is 30m by 20m, it should be plenty big but there is no upstairs and if you want to, you can add rooms by building walls.

I love your trees and other plants they really helped me create a more realistic African Game Preserve Region in Lioness Den. Thank you for your amazing creations!!

I know how very special this is to you Andre. ::hugs:: I will be watching for the opening for sure.

Sounds like great fun!

I believe I have those particular window walls in the building supplies department of the mall. I like to build them first in prim then pull them into blender and make them mesh, then upload them back in world. They can be re textured and resized.

The GRPG Welcome Center Tutorial region is the brain child of Metal Tango (my IRL daughter) who felt we needed something like this for people who are totally new to Open Sim and the virtual life. It is our hope that it will be of great benefit to all newcomers and we are happy to provide this service. Anyone who would like a portal only needs to ask and I'll gladly provide one. Thank you Mistressdelgato for giving us he honor of helping.

Thank you it was fun to build.

You are very welcome, and I was happy to do it for you.

Stop in any time, our doors are always open.

Thank you so very much for the kind words, they are very encouraging. The tree houses were a request so I did my best and she loves em!! I'm by no means a "master builder", but I do what I can. Thanks again.

We had an issue something like what you're describing, and it turned out that one of the hard drives on the server ran out of space. We were moved to a server with more storage space and that seems to have corrected the problem.

I understand what you're saying, Hyacinth, I've been in Open Sim now for about 5 maybe 6 years, but I was in SL prior to that and before that AOL and SL and OS are definitely a step up from that old dinosaur, but that said, I have given up worrying about numbers and ranks because it just isn't important to me. What is important is that when people visit they enjoy their visit and want to return, and that new grid members will enjoy their membership and their region and create and design beautiful things for folks to visit and enjoy. With all the ugliness in real life it's nice to have a place where we can create beautiful and peaceful places, where we can dream a dream and watch it come to be even if it is only virtual there is a level of contentment in that. I very much enjoy my time spent in Open Sim but what I love is when other's visit and enjoy what I've made, that makes it worth it all.

I, for one, love to build, create, decorate and design as you well know and I don't plan on leaving any time soon though we all agree that real life must come first.

LOL and just like that she was here to get it!

I love to make people happy and try to accommodate when I can. Besides, I very much enjoyed chatting with you, you're awesome!

I'm very sorry to hear this Milly and if your folks need homes we have free homes (houses) should they join this grid and we have regions available at very reasonable prices and if there is anything we can do to help you, just contact me, you know I'll do what I can.

We welcome Thorvaldr to the grid and we welcome his wonderful building skills and creative talent. I look forward to seeing this region when it's completed!

Happy Birthday!

LOL I know some folks who would like to send me there off the end of their boot without a suit.

Tell her you will send her a coloring book, crayons, hot cocoa and a teddy bear and she can go sit in her safe corner and chill. For heaven's sake to get all uppity over an invisible avatar is full on foolishness from someone who is clearly very immature.

This saying is just another way of saying, be careful what you do and say, because eventually those things will come around to bite you in the butt, or the old saying "What goes around, comes around". Another old saying is "Cast your bread on the water and it will come back to you pressed down, shaken together and running over." Well just be careful that bread isn't moldy and rotten because you'll get that back in droves. So it's best to learn to treat other's as you would like them to treat you. I don't really see what is not to understand in Dorena's statement, and I see nothing nefarious in it because it is a simple and age old reality.