Thanks! I was DETERMINED not to make textures for G&S but could only find seven of the nine wool textures in full perm. As the wool was overflowing my inventory I gave in and made some myself.
Now that I've started, I may do some others. Depending on my whims of course 
Time travel & detective work, sounds good Mercury!
I'm with you, old-school, no-console
Oh cool!
I was thinking about this this morning and it reminded me of the new Westworld HBO series that just came out. Now that's gaming taken to the ultimate 
Fabulous prizes & a great time to boot! Thanks, Sere!
Sounds like fun! You'll have to keep us posted.
I mostly try to stay far, far away from games (I already spend way too much time staring at a screen) but every once in a while I get sucked into one. Take Skyrim for example
You've just got to love "vast" games!
After three long years of dreaming, I'm delighted to say that we've finally accomplished our goal of migrating to a better platform!
Amidst the bussle of our relocation and the excitement of new discoveries it's time to launch our Annual Fundraiser.
Donations are gratefully accepted any time of the year, but our history has shown that this annual effort is a very important part of funding for our community. The generosity of members has kept us going for the last seven years, something we can all be very proud of!
There are a few changes from last year's fundraiser, including the addition of donations via PayPal or Credit Card. Of course, Linden Dollars are still very welcome.
See all the details at Your Support Keeps LHVW Up & Running
Questions? Comments? Ideas for other Fundraising Activities? Ask them here!
What a wonderful event, Sere! Thanks
I'm a "grape stomper" from waaaay back (even have a special outfit with grape-stained feet) so I'll be sure to drop by for some fun & prizes.
Thank you very much, Tiamat!
I agonized over picking a new name for three years! I wanted something relatively short, descriptive & inclusive. It was a tall order and I was fortunate to have Aldo & Sere to bounce ideas off.
I owe a lot to Sere's Virtual Living History Association which lead me to investigate the meaning of Living History :
Living history is an activity that incorporates historical tools, activities and dress into an interactive presentation that seeks to give observers and participants a sense of stepping back in time. Although it does not necessarily seek to reenact a specific event in history, living history is similar to, and sometimes incorporates, historical reenactment. Living history is an educational medium used by living history museums, historic sites, heritage interpreters, schools and historical reenactment groups to educate the public or their own members in particular areas of history, such as clothing styles, pastimes and handicrafts, or to simply convey a sense of the everyday life of a certain period in history.
Sere graciously accepted a name that was similar to her Association.
You're right, it's not all about courts. in fact there are few courts left, and it's wonderful to be able to fully embrace all the other activities
A great article about a fabulous place. Thanks for sharing it, Tiamat!
p.s. I'm moving this to the more prestigious Community News category; because General is just ... well ... so general
