Wednesday, November 7, 2018
My Cape Heron Lots
By Deaflegacy (Kalaya Karringten)
I remember the day I saw all these Cape Heron lots. They are at a good size and have plenty of prims available. I was living in an apartment back then. I was paying one linden a week. I really liked having an apartment but I couldn't resist asking myself if I'd like to have a parcel.
I talked to Stepin (stepinwolf.darkstone) about getting a parcel because he owns several parcel lots. Stepin recommended that I talk to the manager of the parcels. I did and got a parcel.
The parcel grew into two. The next thing I knew, it not only grew into three, but into four as well. It was my desire to have a lot with some trees and a big house.
Soon enough, my lots have became a home to my family. I also have some trees as well as a large gazebo for a piano so Ari (arisia.vita) could play on our piano for us to enjoy his music. I did get some horses. I have been taking care of horses for some time now. I even named my horses after some people in real life. I cannot say who but I know who they are. They are my inspiration.
I shouldn't say 'my lots'. Instead, because I'm sharing the lots with a few other people who are in my family, it should be 'our lots'. So I think from now on, I'll say, 'our lots' because I like to share our lots with my family members as well as best friends.
For security reasons, I cannot say where my parcel lots are but I can tell you that it's Cape Heron.
I hope to have these parcels for a long time. I'm willing to pay for these parcels for a long time to come because I have started to consider our lots as a home. A home to go to. A safe place to be. It's a really good place to be.
I can definitely say right now that I have two homes – one in real life and one on Second Life. Only that our lots are more beautiful than my real life home. That's a fact.
Deaflegacy
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It is good to hear that Deaflegacy feels at home on Cape Heron. The goal of Cape Heron is to have a community and homes make up the bits of which they are made. Stepin
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