Yes, a country home would be the perfect place for these, Tiamat. Let's hope that even the "refined" wouldn't turn down a good cookie on occasion 
Still, I have to admit that allowing my lord's influence in one room may be fair, as my own tends to dominate elsewhere.
Still chuckling over this as it definitely applies to my own situation ((especially in RL)).
Happy Holidays to you!!
And for those that prefer arms with their chairs 
I've always loved this Louis XVI chair so I'm absolutely delighted to bring you an updated version with MORE Animations, MORE textures, LESS Land Impact & LESS L$.
It will take me some time to revise all of my older models but I thought I would start out with something brand-new & whimsical. It was suppose to be s single chair but once I got rolling with the candles, cookies and reindeer mugs I just could stop
This charming vignette adds a bit of rustic whimsy to your decor. The Louis XVI Chair boasts a frame of carved oak (light or dark) with a striking deer head motif. There are four fabric choices, two on cream coloured linen and two on red silk. A stylized snowflake graces the chair back with a wonderful wreath for the seat.
The side table is constructed of dark grained rosewood and is large enough to contain a vintage plate with snowflake cookies, two mugs of steaming hot chocolate and two fluted candles that light with a touch. The striped rug will keep your feet warm & define your seating arrangement.
Curl up with a good book, relax with a mug of cocoa, nibble a cookie or host a sing-along as you play your own guitar. With 25 animations (unisex, female, male, chat). there's lots to keep you occupied on cold winter nights. You'll also find writing & dining animations making the chair a perfect companion for your own desk or table.
Happy Holidays!
Tatiana
They're beautiful, Jacon!
It's really difficult to find quality chandeliers so these are really wonderful
Well this is exciting!
We are introducing extensions to the standard Second Life Avatar Skeleton that give you dozens of new bones to support both rigging and animation, and accompanying new attachment points! This extended skeleton, which is fully backward compatible with existing avatars, rigging and animation, gives creators the power to build more sophisticated avatars than ever before. The skeleton extensions include:
11 extra limb bones for wings, additional arms, or extra legs.
6 tail bones
30 bones in the hands (all 10 fingers!)
30 bones for facial expressions
2 other new bones in the head for animating ears or antennae
13 new attachment points associated with the new bones
Introducing Project Bento - New Bones Added to Second Life Avatar Skeleton
Hurray for facial expressions & hand movements!
I also think it's a great sign that LL is continuing to update SL even with Sansar on the horizon
What say you?
I knew from experience (this was years ago so may have changed) that ifANYONE blows the region limitobjectsget returned.
I always thought that the things that werereturned were randomly selected which is scary stuff.
If you find any information that is up-to-date about this please pass it on.
Thanks!
Thank goodness!!
Thanks for the update.
Oh no!!
I feel your pain & hope you're back up and running soon. I'm guessing/hoping/praying that LL can do a rollback for you and all will be mostly restored.
Thanks for the information. I knew it could happen (and I've argued with tenants about this) but a reminder is very good once in a while.
Has anyone else been watching Versailles?
I've PVR'd it and just watched the first two episodes. So far I have to say I love it which is a most pleasant surprise. There's at least one huge historical inaccuracy that appears to have been added for dramatic effect (why they have to do that when the real story is dramatic enough?) but apparently I'm willing to forgive it for the sake of the rest.
The good news is that it's already been renewed for next year.
Canal Plus Epic Drama Versailles Gets Greenlit For Second Season (EXCLUSIVE)
Tell me what you think!
Thanks for stopping by, Lorsange!
The animations reallywere a lot of fun to set up
