Most people go through their daily lives assuming that tomorrow will be a lot like today. No pits of fire will open up, society won't collapse, and the world will most likely not end. But for others, doomsday has a certain appeal. I have always wondered why.



I am no different like others though, I love the thrill of the apocalyptic movies such as "Book of Eli, The War of the Worlds, The Time Machine, and Planet of the Apes". Just to name a few.



The apocalyptic worldview springs from a desire to reconcile two conflicting beliefs. "The first is that there is something dreadfully wrong with the world of human existence today," or there is a sense that there is a higher good or some purpose for existence, a hope for a better future."  With more and more technologies able to wreak mass destruction, a greater knowledge of what cosmic threats our planet faces, and more forms of media capable of trumpeting Armageddon, it seems as if there is more hype than ever about one supposedly impending apocalypse or another in the future despite all the failed doomsday predictions over the years like for eg: 2012.



Feeling 'doomsdayish' with the awesome creations for this months event called Uber.


I bring to you our destination for today: -






Destination: - Uber


Top:  - .: Ryvolter :. Ming Turtleneck Crop - Dark Grey
Underpants: - Baiastice_Apocalypse Net Lingerie-Grey (New from Uber)
Hair: - Eaters Coma - HAIR 57 / Dark Mocha  (New from Uber)
Socks: - Candy Doll (_CD_ )Twist Socks Black (New from Uber)
Boots: - *COCO*_Lace-UpBoots (DarkBrown) (New from Uber)



Pose: - Petals Pose 4 - Label Motion

If it wasn't for fashion shoots that push conceptual boundaries, that explore the destinations within the limitless lands of Second life, that provide us with the places to take pictures against complex backdrops, and for us bloggers to tell the stories that requires all hands on deck to make them a reality. We wouldn't have Secondlife pictures for you.

On the other spectrum, I love taking pictures that seem to be without the studio lighting, that offer up a 'natural atmosphere' that gives a feeling of actually being in/around the picture, without any enhancements, where it describes a story and provides an atmosphere of discussion.  My excitement in Secondlife, is taking pictures and trying to relate it to a destination or to describe a mood, love, and/or a feeling. 

For today, right near my backdoor, I wanted to share with you my home. I don't want to describe anything today, but share with you my love of being apart of the Neva River Villi. A dream come true and below are some of the pictures that I have taken of my home here at Neva River Villi.