I love this mesh top from Elmont - with the subtle musical score printed on the fabric. It's available in three options at Wear Gray Market.

My childhood winters seem from another world now that I am grown and living in a city. We frequently were without power. There were just two families on our long, narrow and winding road through the woods, so when storms knocked out the electricity it might take 5 to 10 days for them to get around to repairing our lines. We had plenty of kerosene lamps and were always prepared, so it was not a hardship, though I thought I should get extra credit on my history papers for writing them by lamplight. One of the bonuses of those nights without power was that we pulled out the board games and played cards and games for hours.

Prelude is a new release from WTG and includes not only these highly detailed bangles and nail sets, but also earrings and a necklace.

My favorite game was Masterpiece, the art auction game. I think that is where I learned my love of art. In most games, I am a very good strategic player, but in Masterpiece, I was not. I bid on the art I wanted, not the art I thought had the highest hidden value. One that I was sure to outbid everyone on was Jackson Pollack’s Grayed Rainbow. Mom was always puzzled by my love for Grayed Rainbow while delighting in sticking me with its forgery.  I could not really explain why that painting had such a pull on me, but it did. Looking at it as an adult, I am still drawn to it, but now I can explain why. You see, at first glance it looks a bunch of white paint dribbled and splashed on a black background, but it’s not. There really is an entire rainbow there, but you have to pause and let it reveal itself. It always seemed to me to be a painting about hope – the rainbow hidden by storms and despair, but there all the time if you have the patience to wait for it to reveal itself.

These Elizabeth mesh pants from The Plastik are available at the Wear Gray event and 100% of the proceeds support the ABTA. There's also a double rainbow of color options available in the event store kiosk. The shoes are Nardcotix

The painting seems a metaphor for the Wear Gray event that raises awareness and funds for the American Brain Tumor Association. It’s even slightly suggestive of the networking neurons of the gray matter that is our brain. Then, there is the rainbow showing through – that universal symbol of hope. Wear Gray Market opens today in Second Life® giving you a chance to shop for a better world as 100% of your purchase of selected items will go to support brain tumor/cancer research. There’s clothing, skins, hair, poses, furniture and decor – just about anything you could want to spend your lindens on.

Kate - the newest PXL Creations skin is finally out and it's well worth waiting for. The hair is a new release from Wasabi Pills.