I love Erie Isle, but I still like to explore Second Life. Here I am at the Palace of Versailles, France's unofficial capital for much of the 17th and 18th centuries.
http://slurl.com/secondlife/versailles%20city/ I was the only visitor, and I never saw so many huge empty rooms. I got a little dizzy standing on this floor.
But there was one room that wasn't empty - the Queen's bedchamber. It had a beautiful harpsichord that I couldn't play - my paws are too big. (I think I could play a harp, though. I could do lovely glisses with my paws. How hard could it be?)
The room actually had two occupants: the Queen's hunting dogs. And look - they have spots, just like me! If I ever go back and find the Court is in residence, I will pretend that I am one of the "chiens de chasse de la reine."
I had to take a little nap after trudging through the palace. I'm sure the Queen wouldn't mind.
I love Erie Isle, but I still like to explore Second Life. Here I am at the Palace of Versailles, France's unofficial capital for much of the 17th and 18th centuries. http://slurl.com/secondlife/versailles%20city/ I was the only visitor, and I never saw so many huge empty rooms. I got a little dizzy standing on this floor.
But there was one room that wasn't empty - the Queen's bedchamber. It had a beautiful harpsichord that I couldn't play - my paws are too big. (I think I could play a harp, though. I could do lovely glisses with my paws. How hard could it be?)
The room actually had two occupants: the Queen's hunting dogs. And look - they have spots, just like me! If I ever go back and find the Court is in residence, I will pretend that I am one of the "chiens de chasse de la reine."
I had to take a little nap after trudging through the palace. I'm sure the Queen wouldn't mind.
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