Fortunately there were plenty of opportunities to go inside, – first in the Linden Winter’s Cabin where reds and the greys dominate and the big cat naps in front of the fire. And then after a run on the ice ring enjoy a wee dram in the DRD Moonshine Shack

In the Trompe Loeil Skylar a Modern Nordic Christmas Spa awaits you – how about a bit of hot stone therapy?

In the Isadora Hall a grand tree will help you get in the mood, and on the first floor a sermon will inspire God into your soul.

In between Ellika Cottage and D-Lab Cabin the Kopfkino Winter Office takes care of business. The Ellika Cottage is a naughty place with some fun decor.

A star leads the way to the Elina Cabin where the newly decorated ladder Xmas tree invites you to wrap and unwrap presents. In the kitchen a feast is ready to be served and in the corner Santa is hiding.

Next door the fire is burning, keeping everyone warm before dinner is served. Someone needs to clean up the dinner table, and someone surely will.

You can visit the Winter Binemust if you want: SLurl Binemust

As I am bound to take it all down very soon – not one for letting Christmas linger, I made sure to film all of the Christmas stuff. Steffi helped me with the tree, and Smækker helped me with the film. We are all good.

Some years I do the Christmas decorations in RL, but mostly I don’t bother. But I love to do them in SecondLife. You can go all in when you decorate in world because anything goes and everything is possible. This year I have done a little in the sky box – put up some candles and some red fabric, and added the It’s-snowing-outside-window. It is very cosy in front of the fire, and Michaell and Bine had a nice cuddle.

I also decorated the platform with snow and a skating ring, and I used that for the seasonal greeting pictures. I thought they came out rather well.