The English City Art Gallery’s most recent exhibit is Go Fish by Second Life artist and sculpture Gwen Carillon. Carillon is known for her beautiful fantasy sculptures. She states, “My sculpture refects my real life. I do not differentiate between Real Life and Second Life. It's all Life. Somewhere in this waking dream, I will find....my inventory!”
More information about Carillon’s work and designs can be found on her blog http://gwencarillondesigns.blogspot.com/.
The community of English City is invited to come and tour the gallery located http://slurl.com/secondlife/Conversation/27/53/25 in English City.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Millie's Thanksgiving Dinner
A large turkey was stuffed and put on the table by English City’s own Millie Eames. Languagelab.com faculty, students and English City residents enjoyed a traditional Thanksgiving meal with all of the trimmings. The conversation around the dinner table was of family and friends. The Manor was decorated beautifully for the holidays. The atmosphere was warm and inviting. A good time was had by all.
English City Enjoyed Floats
Many floats were enjoyed by the residents and guests of languagelab.com's English City. Languagelab student Zhefeng Key made a wonderful float and drove it in the parade. It brought smiles and joy to the many individuals enjoying the parade.
Thanksgiving Day Turkey Float
Thanksgiving Day was full of surprises in English City. The students made and enjoyed the Thanksgiving Parade and a wonderful Thanksgiving Dinner prepared by Millie Eames. Everyone had many things to be thankful for and shared there thoughts and their thanks with the other people of the community. This float was made and entered by Pebbles Kronfeld. It was a little scary to see such a giant turkey coming down the street.
Friday, June 27, 2008
It was a G'day for Australian Culture
A glimpse into Australian culture from Aussie Rules football to Dingos was brought to a large group of students by Language Lab by Xilin Yifu on June 27, 2008. Students were given examples of Australian language that is different from other native English language such as British or American.
Information on Australian animals and their habitat was brought in on the platypus, emus, kangaroos, koalas, and a variety of other animals was met with great interest from the student. Student asked many questions and were very interactive in the discussion.
It was extremely informative with a variety of information. The island continent's government was discusses as well as the fact that Aussie men don't kill spiders.
The event was attended by students from Finland, UK, China, France, UAE, USA and a variety of other countries. Students asked many questions of Xilin Yifu and all attendees were actively involved in conversation.
Fishing Anyone?
In the early morning hours of English City, a group of dedicated fisherpeople met and caught many fish. Some caught flounder, some clownfish and a few tires were pulled out of the ocean outside, Millie's Cafe. Although Donatella Benoir refused to bait her hook, she pulled in a variety of fish waiting on the grill. Although she was heard saying that she was putting them in an aquarium and not eating them.
Ling Markstein pulled in a variety of fish, but spent a lot of the time on the boat, sunbathing. Navine Bosatsu and Lane Jarman, enjoyed the seagulls and the nice waves.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Coffee Trivia by Millie Eames
Coffee Trivia: Turkish bridegrooms were once required to make a promise during their wedding ceremonies to always provide their new wives with coffee. If they failed to do so, it was grounds for divorce!
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