My life in Second Life

My dream has become true. I am living in Second Life. At present I am taking an intensive training course at Language Lab. I can walk, fly and move around more fluently. I have got some new clothes and objects. And what is more important I have friends: Evelyn (Venezuela) and Jennifer (Argentina). And very good teachers: Dafne (Venezuela)and Ana (Italy) .Here is a picture of me in class:

And here you can see some photos taken by Dafne.

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And in this picture you can see Evelyn and me having a coffee in a break.

Comments

ALICIA REY said…

I had some flavour of SL last year. I can say I fell in love with it when I saw it for the first time. I know there are people who are so enthusiastic about it!

Due to lack of time I gave up exploring it but may be you find the posts I dedicated to it useful as comments:

http://english_studio.blogspot.com/2008/01/second-life-on-spot-after-going-deep.html

http://english_studio.blogspot.com/2007/10/teacher-shares-issue-2-second-life.html

11 October 2008 at 12:23

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