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I told you recently about making a new friend inworld and having one of the best moments of any life↑ as a result. He sent me a landmark the other day to the Spencer Museum of Art.
Some of you will understand that means he found the Petrovsky Flux↑.
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This is one of those builds I hope everybody has experienced. In fact, I think I’ve blogged it 3 times already since its opening in 2010. If you’re not familiar with it, or with the Museum, you can read more about them both here↑.
I was thrilled both for him, because he got to see something fabulous, and for the rest of the virtual world, because it’s still there.
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I’m not one of those who participates in sim death watches. I don’t take it personally when something I’ve loved disappears from the grid. No world, physical or virtual, owes it to us to remain unchanged.
I suspect, though, that our lack of control over things in real life contributes to our desire for more permanence in the virtual.
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Having said that, I’m very pleased when I can return again and again to a magical place.
If you’ve never experienced the wonders of Petrovsky Flux↑, you really must! Just make sure you wear the hard hat – I take no responsibility for any injuries you might suffer on your trip.
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Honour's Post Menopausal View (of Second Life) 
isfullofcrap
/ January 18, 2013Oh, I’m sure you’d be counting down the SECONDS when Edloe gets Sim Deathwatch announced. :)
“DING DONG THE ROBOT’S DEAD!”
(Which reminds me… time to create another horsey Shatoetry.)
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honourmcmillan
/ January 18, 2013um that would be a Robot death watch – unless of course you blow up with the sim :p
isfullofcrap
/ January 18, 2013I’ve set aside cash to help transition the islands over to some other sucker willing to keep ’em going if that day comes, but I figure things would downsize a little before stabilizing again.
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honourmcmillan
/ January 18, 2013Change happens – but I can envision the five islands numbering in the dozens sometime 50 years in the future :)