Forum Activity for @jane-ixtar

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
16 Apr 2014 03:20:02PM
115 posts



Thank you M. Gant, yes I take your point. A real case is probably far more interesting for its background. M & F roles, perennial problem for numbers. I will certainly watch this space though.
Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
15 Apr 2014 09:04:40PM
115 posts



Mercury, sorry I wrote the last commentquickly but to clarify - as I understand the point of recreating actual events or timesas you have done with the paintingand so on, I suggestedfiction as I thought it may be easier and still interesting if the plot had been penned so we had to dicover the murderer. I see the date of the story you were concerend with was 1779 so it is not modern as I misread initially.I love this idea, rather like being inside a Sherlock Holmes story.

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
15 Apr 2014 12:38:45AM
115 posts



Monsieur Gant, I didn't consider joining as my hours don't allow it but maybe an historical murder setting with. A fictitious murder with a preconceived ending so it would be a a mystery. The idea is marvellous. I'd love to join.
Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
28 Mar 2014 03:59:44AM
115 posts

MB antiques - The Village ( Official Opening)


Marketplace Archive ** CLOSED **

It's like, ok the pieces are here, I have them. But there are some moments of that Serenya placing that knock me out. Bring on the new storeCherie *hugs*

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
28 Mar 2014 03:53:29AM
115 posts

MB antiques - The Village ( Official Opening)


Marketplace Archive ** CLOSED **

OMG I can have the best coffee here I hope, Serenya, ?? Rock on Serenya!

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
20 Mar 2014 07:46:09PM
115 posts

Assassin’s Creed: Unity To Be Set In 18th century Paris


General Discussion

I'm feeling your anguish Sophie :DD Imagine it in 3D.

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
20 Mar 2014 03:49:49PM
115 posts

Assassin’s Creed: Unity To Be Set In 18th century Paris


General Discussion

The setting will be most cool to go into, with our experience here in SL in the historical settings we have created. If it's point and shoot and even a bitof grinding, it will be lost on me though andI find I'm always really happy to come and take a breather in Sl where I don't feel like I'm a puppet in someone else's loop.It looks like the charactersare taking the other position here politically tothe status many of have in our historical roles in SL. I'll check it out for sure.

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
13 Mar 2014 07:20:56PM
115 posts

ANTIQUITY COMMUNITY EMPORIUM OPENING


Marketplace Archive ** CLOSED **

At the moment a bit hard to come across in Antiquity but they are in the domed Capitol building in Texas but it's worth the walk, they are really good pieces. The Emporium repesents what Antiquity is about and that is good karma, goodwill and hard work. I wish the builders the very best. Congrats Cathryn.

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
18 Mar 2014 07:25:40PM
115 posts

The Masks of the Carnival of Venice: The Bauta


History

Yes Candice, the glass, I guess Venetian glass so yeah. You would need to be careful wouldn't you? I recently visited my neighbour to see immediately that she had a Venetian mask in her cabinet, sent from her sister in Rome,and it was like a beacon, beaming down through the ages peering excitedly through the glass pains of the cabinetas it rested in between lace and family memories. Incredibly charismatic, if a mask can be.. I opened the cabinet and and took it my hands .. it was heavier than i expected and then I placed it on. It was pretty special.

Jane Ixtar
@jane-ixtar
18 Mar 2014 07:12:45PM
115 posts

The Masks of the Carnival of Venice: The Bauta


History

Lady Leena et Monsieur Gandt,A beautiful project and discussion. The richness and detail of the masksis reflected in the detail here as you've presented thiswonderful subject. Just delectable detail and expression. Makes me want to dive in. Awesome, I love your posts.

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