tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15671281.post116192453127040524..comments2010-03-09T20:35:25.927-08:00Chip Poutinehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10760396785803249203noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15671281.post-1165011444042841142006-12-01T14:17:24.043-08:002006-12-01T14:17:24.043-08:00Golly good show chaps. I had been looking for the King for my site and I couldn't find him. You led me straight to him. Tally ho!<BR/><BR/>PS: I did link <I>to</I> your site, hope that helps.<BR/><BR/>Seeker Gray<BR/>http://www.SecondSeeker.comSeeker Grayhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/18358903341242200204noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-15671281.post-1162173671473886112006-10-29T18:01:11.473-08:002006-10-29T18:01:11.473-08:00Brother Poutine -<BR/><BR/> Thankyaverymuch for your kind words about the Church! I found your thoughts on the "common questions" of SL architecture very interesting. I had read Prokofy Neva's article last night actually, and found the Caliandris Pendragon musings thought-provoking as well.<BR/><BR/> The FSLCoE really is all about the people - without them, the church would be little more than a floating, white, Elvis-themed box. Congregation truly is the heart of any church! And I agree wholeheartedly that there's something warm and cozy about meeting in a smaller, more intimate environment. Of course, it also bears mentioning that there's only so much kitsch and Elvis paraphanelia you can cram into 117 prims. Maybe if I was working with something other than first land, it wouldn't have turned out like that. Who knows - it could all just be a happy accident!<BR/><BR/> At any rate, thanks again again for the mention and for your insight into virtual architecture in general.<BR/><BR/>TCB!<BR/>Elvis FaustElvis Faustnoreply@blogger.com