Thursday, October 17, 2019

Auroro — dance mood on the pier

Read also a seaside golden pearl and Esperanto values your language

Teleport to Auroro
owned, managed, created by
Dorina LandarBabilonto Karu
Visitor Group Auroro-Amiko

alternating DJs
Angus Fimicoloud
Anja Horten
Daniel



Being member in the Visitor Group I am regularly informed about events.

Music and dance takes place on Thursdays on the pier at 11:00 am. (SLT) (20:00 MEZ)

Angus, Anja, Danny, they talk German, and each brings own program to the people. They stream music themed like Neue Deutsche Welle and Rock'n'Roll and Pop of the 1970s and Musical. They are nice, and they even fulfill unusual music requests! (Of course, I care that my request suits the theme of the evening.)


I always like to be here. And I persuade friends to come along. For example, you see me together with my Amayuma on one of the photos. We particularly like the cheerful mood among nice people. Also the seaside climate contributes to this, characterizing this island.

Come, and join in: Teleport to Auroro


Auroro — a seaside golden pearl

Read also Esperanto values your language and dance mood on the pier

Teleport to Auroro
owned, managed, created by
Dorina LandarBabilonto Karu
Visitor Group Auroro-Amiko

Auroro is one of my favorite destinations in Second Life. I just like the pleasant atmosphere near the sea.

The landing point is on the avenue of the town. Here is a visitor's pavilion furnished. I also find shops, a café, even a ballroom.

There is also a hovering cube. When I touch it, I can become member of the Visitor Group. Incidentally, that's free. Being member of this group I am regularly informed about events.

By the water are the main pier, a jetty, a complete airfield. There is a lot to discover here!

On Auroro one can also live for rent.

At the city wall there is a board. There are teleport marks attached which lead to some places on Auroro.

Well, there are several ways to explore the island. First, I can just take a walk. This way I always discover the most.


In the harbor I also can take one of the boats. Here you see me taking part in a tour. This leads from the main pier along the west coast. Then it's a way along the south coast. The ship stops in between several times. More than once I just get out and enjoy the surroundings. The ship is back soon.


At the airfield various aircraft are offered. Some fly on a fixed route. Some I can control myself. This time I decide for the chic helicopter.


Inside the island there is also a hot air balloon and a glider. Just try it!

Dorina and Babilonto create the most from their own hands. They barely buy anything on the Second Life Marketplace. The other way around, they offer a lot of their creations in the shop, as well on the Marketplace. I find the love of design gives this island its charm. On Auroro I also like to share a walk with my girlfriends.


This bell tower is great. When I touch it, the bells sound such loud that you hear them on the whole island. Are you all awake now?


This church I must visit. It is about the heart, I consider.




Certainly, I have not dscovered everything yet. Will you help me?
Teleport to Auroro

Auroro — Esperanto values your language

Read also a seaside golden pearl and dance mood on the pier

Teleport to Auroro
owned, managed, created by
Dorina LandarBabilonto Karu
Visitor Group Auroro-Amiko

We all are humans, am I right? We all share the same wishes, dreams, fears, needs. So why are we separated by borders and languages?


Well, on Auroro I meet language like Hungarian, German, English, Russian. I think I do not know all of them yet. But on this island the different languages are not an obstacle, but a treasure.

And above all, Esperanto is promoted!

Is Esperanto inhabitants’ first language? Is it official language on Auroro? Not quite, I would say. Let me try to explain.

In fact, Dorina and Babilonto welcome any language on Auroro. They attach great importance to this! Years ago, when Babilonto came to Second Life, Esperanto was his drive. And still is. In Second Life he met Dorina, and they became a couple. Together they created the island of Auroro and set up their home here. Dorina being teacher in her real life, they both support Esperanto now.


Esperanto is a constructed language. Vocabulary and grammar are formed from the languages of the peoples. The goal is to create possibly a common world language.

I imagine that the languages serve as a construction set. Chatting simply in my own tongue, I am already contributing to the development of Esperanto. – A nice thought!

So I do not have to learn Esperanto to find my way around here. I simply chat my own language. It takes only goodwill. Additionally, there are translation aids in the Second Life, and they are easy to use.

And if I want to learn and talk Esperanto myself, I simply ask Dorina and Babilonto. They are nice and will help me.

Homaro havas multajn lingvojn, sed nur unu koron.

Teleport to Auroro



Tuesday, October 1, 2019

Angel Manor Estate — masterpiece of immersion


This Estate, currently 12 Sims, is a park and castle landscape of the highest quality. Really now! You can wonderful promenade through the parkland and explore the castle grounds. I do not know everything here yet. But what I already know impresses me a lot. My own viewer settings kneel and ask for mercy facing this immersive masterpiece!





Kaya Angel is the owner and builder of this property. Myself, I got to know it through a girlfriend. Since then, this property has been one of my favorite destinations.




I myself could not meet the inhabitants yet. But I have already visited a dignified picture gallery and talked with visitors. They value chic and like to be aristocratic, even royal. But one should not confuse this with roleplay.




They speak mainly English here, certainly. Here I find boards with informations:
Angel Manor Estate




On the Homepage the estate is presented. Clicking the tab ABOUT US and scrolling down to “History”, I read Kaya Angel explaining: Although Angel Manor Estate is set in modern day, it also follows many of the old traditions established in the Edwardian period of Britain. Above all, the property pursues the claim of achieving the highest quality of immersion. At the same time, they strive to find ways for to serve the community.

Worth seeing!




Some areas are probably reserved for exclusive folks. I could rent here, if something was free. The rents are mainly at 3,300 L$ per week. (From 2,000 up to 9,000 L$) That I do not convert now into US-$ or other currencies.

Monday, September 23, 2019

Amayuma — my darling, my kitty, my maid

It happened in March 2017, I think. At that time, Lady Báthory invited me to meet Her Family. Then a lovely kitten came in, and my heart opened. Amayuma is her name. Of course, it took a while for us to get to know each other better.


Amayuma is in couple with Master Hiss. And this is, in fact, a special relationship. Amayuma & Hiss, the Deity of Love blesses you both!


Amayuma is owned also by a few more Dominants. She tells their names in her own profile. Myself, I know and appreciate each one of them. In me, she has proofed her trust in a way touching me. And since Master Hiss agrees, I take her as my maid. About this, I am proud and thankful.


Amayuma is smart. And she is deeply loyal. She feels exactly how someone is doing and who deserves her trust. One can not fool her!



Amayuma can change her shape depending on the wishes of her reign. I know her as a pretty golden-haired kitten, as a lovely girl, as a cute bunny, as a chaste maid.


This photo taken at Whimberly

Amayuma and I, we share the same views about submission. So not by an accident, we also share the same Dominants sometimes. She is experienced and I learn a lot from her.

This photo taken at Sandra's Café

By the way, Amayuma does not care about music. Nevertheless, she once gave me a new favorite song. Something like this only happens in the Second Life, I think.


Together we experience a lot. We discover new landscapes and meet new friends. There is no end in sight.

This photo taken at Waterfalls of Dreams

This photo taken at Majilis al Jinn (Sands of Time)

Amayuma, my darling, I am thankful for your loyalty. And I'm proud of your trust. Be not afraid, I never let you go!

This photo taken at Waterfalls of Dreams

Thursday, August 15, 2019

Lady Báthory — my Mistress and Mentor

Do you already know Her, the Mistress on wheels? Here She is!

In February 2017, I met Lady Báthory in a chapel. Oh, I remember well! This Lady, She came in, She took place at my side, She began to talk with me. But it was a bit tight in the chapel, I did not recognize her wheelchair correctly. To be honest, I was a bit prickly and answered to Her “Madame, why are you sitting on a drum here?” When I realized my mistake, I was ashamed, and She was amused.



So it did not take long until Lady Báthory got my trust. She adopted me into Her Family at Her manor Čachtice.

This photo taken by Lady Báthory


This way, I also met Alexa, the Mistress' wife and jewel. Also I met Amayuma, Alexa's sister and our Mistress' pretty kitty. Also Hiss, Amayuma's Master and our Mistress' good friend. About Amayuma and Master Hiss, I will tell you more!

This photo taken by Lady Báthory





This Family, no sheet of paper would fit vertically between us. Together we have done a lot. They commonly taught and helped me on my path of submission. The moment when our Mistress put the collar on me was so romantic, I will never forget!

Lady Báthory was - and still is - a responsible and sensitive Mistress. And yes, She is a descendant of the Blood Countess! Many value and respect Her. Through Her I got to know other Dominant and submissive friends in the Second Life. And some told me, that they met the Lady in a way as funny as mine.



Much has happened in the meantime. She keeps Her place of honor in my heart and in my garden. I’m happy because She’s fine. And I'm happy when She comes to visit.

Thank you for all, Mistress!


Sunday, August 4, 2019

The Vordun — here I enjoy culture

Some time ago a dear friend recommended me The Vordun — Museum and Gallery. This ambitious museum has moved recently. And they have expanded again.

On their website The Vordun — Museum and Gallery I can read that they strive to bring art, history, culture to people all over the world. Specially they think of people who have not access to any real museum. This idea of serving the common good pulls my attention!


So I teleport to The Vordun — Museum and GalleryJust arrived, I activate my membership in the group The Vordun Museum and Gallery, which does not cause costs. In the Entrance area there is a floorplan for orientation. Wall boards also tell me those who support this institution. I can even donate, of course, and I do.




The atmosphere is set friendly and invites to visit this with friends, even to meet other people here. When I have visited this the first time, there has been a little technical issue. I have reported it friendly to the owner Jake Vordun, and this time the issue is gone. They take care. Thank you much!

Nothing is intrusive here. There are no hovering letters which ask to click this and that. But stepping through the doors, I receive HUDs for myself. These help me to study the exhibits in detail.

Here I am looking at the peinture Salome with the Head of Saint John the Baptist, oil on canvas by Guido Reini, Italian, about 1600. The HUD is telling me details in the LocalChat. I also could hear that via my loudspeakers.

 A specialty is The Blue Cloak, painted by Peter Bruegel the Elder in 1559. It is not inscribed. But it encourages to guess more than a hundred Dutch Proverbs. Via HUD my viewer jumps step by step to the details, and the special Proverb is explained in the LocalChat. Exciting!

 
The exhibition Musica Antiqua combines ancient music instruments with peintures. Via HUD I get a vocal sample of the music instrument, and I read in LocalCchat about its history and working, also about the meaning of the peinture. Here I am looking at and hearing to the organ and to the clavichord.



The exhibition Ukiyo-e — Pictures of the Floating World showcases colourful woodblock prints and paintings from the Japanese Edo-period, 17th to 19th century. Myself, I am instantly listening to a vocal sample of the shamisen.

Also the exhibition Sincerely Yours is exciting me. Postcards are showcased from the current project Postcrossing.com. In the real life you can send and receive postcards worldwide and randomly. I maybe join!


This museum follows an exciting concept. The visitor shall be seduced to get involved in the experience. With success, concerning myself!

There is also a nice bistro. Today, I can not continue anymore, I am sorry. There still remain some exhibitions for the next time. In the gift shop I buy a postcard. I address and send it to a girlfriend. Maybe, she will join!