Veyot's View

My summertime home will be this small 256m plot on a shallow river. I chose it because of the way both the moon and sun shine on the water. I hung up an artwork from Klaus because of the title,"Moon Shining in My Window", although I don't have windows. I prefer the open air.

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At Selen's Gallery, Meilo Minotaur has a beautiful dark watery place. I decided to put my Lady Protectoress avatar on to dance with three dancers. But, oops, I danced right into a hole behind me that dropped me underwater! And I found more statues and dancers down there.

Pearl Grey and Klaus Bereznyak have an exhibit featuring the work of Matisse, and also honoring artist Livio Korobase. who passed away in January, at Xaraz Sandbox. Walk through the portico, visit the house, and then stop to see the memorial statues.

Time flies, and the showcase at Harbeng Sandbox has been changed to look like Easter Island. DrElvisHChrist0 worked hard to get the lighting just right, so set to midnight when you come over.

It's a new thing at Harbeng Sandbox. Each month, a new display goes up. Yes, there are still enough prims and space left to build, but I think it makes the space look more interesting from the Corsica road that goes by. Mbeatrix volunteered her Winter Fair set for the first month. She knows the trick of saving all her favorite sets by linking everything together. I got dizzy riding the carousel and drinking free beer while I was taking pictures and I see now that I changed the lighting from one picture to the next.

In the largest picture above, you can see how my house overlooks a little snow park with a statue. I had been trudging all over snowland, looking for a 512 plot to buy. I found a little ledge about 7m by 10m that overlooked this park, with more abandoned land around. So, I requested to buy a 512 plot that included that land. Madori Linden cut out a good shape with the view and easy access to the scenic area of walking paths. There was one other way she might have gone, but the land would be going uphill, away from the scenic part. It's a perfect plot! Now, some snowland geography cannot be changed. There is a dip in this land, so I had fun making a bridge over the dip. And two little sections were perfect for adding a telephone booth and a small gatehouse which improves my view and plays a tune. Nearby is a skating rink and a quiet shopping mall, with land that stretches down the the water. I am not quite settled in yet. I had one problem with food. My best table gives out food, which is handy out here in the wilderness. But I need to set an experience for it. Until I get it set right, every time I come home, the table says "You cannot create that sandwich here." I think I should have that fixed by tomorrow.

When you first land at Kemet Island, you are facing a large Pink Kemet Island sign. When your eyes get used to the lighting, turn around and walk down a stone path to visit the first building. Continue to seek for patches of light in the woods. You may see fairies dancing. My friend Mau Mau likes this place for the meditation spots, and there are many. Watch for signs leading to new areas and you will find happiness in pink!

Cherishville has changed from rain to light snow. It's not quite finished yet though, because I see some buildings floating in the sky, waiting to drop.

I said goodbye to the gang at Jeolla today. It's time to move from the beach to snow land. I found a plot at Schism. It's a long narrow plot, and I need a window in my shack to overlook this scene. I already figured that out. Next, I need some wood for the stove, and some racks to hang up my winter clothes.

Reading Wikipedia about the song, I found out that she got the idea while reading a Saul Bellow book on a plane, where he describes looking at clouds from a plane. I won't be going on a plane soon, but I might read the book ," Henderson The Rain King," 1959 and think more about clouds, and life, and illusions.