I Gave Up...And Gave In!

Ok so the log cabin was just not working for me, as much as I loved it, being on a tropical sim....its a feng shui thing. Now that I have this new house, it inspired me to add some more palm and a little bit of rock to the landscaping and although it's not a masterpiece, it's home.

My house is a two bedroom, one of the rooms I turned into a closet for all my vendors. For those of you who have not read my past blogs, I keep a lot of my clothing in vendors rather than in my inventory so I must have a room set up as a closet! The living room is quite large with a divider, so I'm using one section of it for a movie room, I love watching movies in SL. I also had to move my office back over to my studio, which is no big deal since I have an office over there that wasn't being used.

So now I am all officially moved into my new home. The log cabin barn is staying, only because I have yet to find a barn that looks beachy that allows me to utilize it in the same fashion that I do for breeding my horses. I may just break down and retexture it to suit the land a little better but quite frankly I really haven't been in the mood to do any building lately. Oh well, I'll just save that for another time. :-)

Changes

Well, after over a year of living on the Weir Point sim, I made the decision to move. I have been struggling keeping afloat for these past few months with it and I just couldn't carry the load anymore, so the time has come to move on. I found a nice little quarter spot on a sim called "Give," and it's enough room to put both my home and business there. I think the horses, munkins, and myself will be very happy here.

So the pick above is my log cabin, on a beach...at my new home. Sorry, I just can't part with my log cabin. I tried, I put up a cute beach house I once lived in before I moved to Weir Point but it just didn't feel homey enough for me. I have loved my log cabin for a long time and to me, it's home. One of the great things about SL is you can pretty much have whatever you want so I'm having my log cabin on my little piece of tropical paradise. Don't laugh at me. :-)