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Limo: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Little%20Diamond/198/225/36
For Reborn, Legacy male and female, Jake!
A captivating capture of two pigeons in synchronized flight against a soft, pastel-colored sky.
Their iridescent neck feathers shimmer in shades of green and violet, while their wings slice gracefully through the air.
This dynamic moment, frozen mid-flight, reflects both the precision and freedom of nature in motion.
Yeah guys, It's time to shop hard! ✨
🎁 GIVEAWAY at flic.kr/p/2rjJDKn
From now, ending on 18th August we have an whole sale going on through the mainstore, you'll find the best most desired shoes on this sale with up to 60% OFF (selected products)
Stock is limited to 2000 units for each piece.
• 📌 Shop now at maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cuttico/194/179/35 📌
• Full list of products available on the sale:
1. SP Boots MK II.2
2. SP Boots MK IV.2
3. Foam Boots M2
4. Foam Boots M4
5. Falcon H M2
6. OS Low Classic
7. SP Boots MK IV
8. OS Shadows
9. SK8 V3
10. SP Boots MK I.2
11. 7100B
12. OS Rockstar
13. 8050P
14. 8s BSKT Low
15. 8010P
16. BSKT Sneakers M1
17. SK8 V2
18. OS Jony 94
19. SP Boots HERO M1
20. Estelar 2008
21. Snake Slides
22. Titan I
23. Titan II
24. OS MK94
25. SP B MK94
Really hope u guys enjoy, and REMEMBER: Unit's are LIMITED!
Fab Free is the place to be when looking for awesome free gifts offered by our creators on the grid! Today, a gift from Area 88, Gutchi, and NOVACORE!
Fab Free: fabfree.wordpress.com/2025/08/02/sk8-or-die/
"Sk8 Or Die" by The Planet Smashers
There I stood on the roof of my parent's garage
The wind blew through my hair as I looked down at the yard
I felt like a NASA scientist on his first day of work
About to defy the laws of gravity
The crowd behind me said they'd give me to a count of three
And then they'd push
But they only counted to two
SK8 OR DIE
SK8 OR DIE
SK8 OR DIE
SK8 OR DIE
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
Today, August 2nd, Amsterdam hosts the annual Canal Parade, the event where the LHBTQIA+ community shows its most colorful and proud side.
Yet, many have experienced this celebration with mixed feelings in recent years. The freedoms that seemed self-evident for so long are noticeably under pressure. There is a palpable tension in society, which also affects the atmosphere during Pride. For some, the celebration feels less carefree than before. It is now not just a party, but also a demonstration; a necessary reminder that acquired rights should never be taken for granted.
Hence this look back to 2008: when times were brighter for the LGBTQ+ community.
For many, Canal Parade then felt like a carefree, exuberant, colorful celebration of the victory for equal rights; people felt freer and happier in their expressions. The need to fight for one's place in society seemed less urgent, and the focus was entirely on celebrating diversity in all its forms. The hope is that the time of self-evident tolerance and carefree celebrations will soon return.
