WHAT A CRACKING EASTER!!!

Sunday presented One Quarter French with one of the fabbest Second Life days ever. Easter means many things for many people and here in OQF we catered for all.

For some, the Easter day started with a prayer in the St. Louis Cathedral.  For many, Easter is about the Resurrection of Christ and this was duly noted in the cathedral.

For readers they will be aware of Beanie's neon Jesus who I know looks a touch like Noel Edmonds. However for me, the sentiment is there and Sunday signified the end of Lent, something which was very important to me.

The festivities continued with the Great Grid Wide Easter Egg hunt which brought many a hunter a rummaging and a foraging. Don't worry readers, the hunt continues till next Saturday... so there is still chance to get some fabulous prizes.

One of the highlights was the amazing bike ride. Poor Evie couldn't breathe with Wills suffocating her with his Easter chocolate balls... coughs eggs! The beautiful Moo and athletic Marshall provided counter weight gloriously for those tricky turns. Me well I did a solo Mexican wave whilst looking like I was trying to lick a window. Also featured was new resident Tuc sporting the red bull box...running behind to the dulcet echos of "Run Forrest Run". The video clip below demonstrates it in fabulous technicolour courtesy Of Wills Wozniak.

The fun continued with a beautiful dance at Le Baiser Rouge, where ladies were twirled in their finery. DJ Aarons as kind and as obliging as ever played those soppy tunes you just know you needed a tissue for. Lovely Alice one of our newest residents won the best in Easter competition and we all wish her a hearty congratulations.

The Cafe du Monde followed up the events as Le Baiser with a Best in Playboy Bunneh competition from 5-8 pm SLT.  There were plenty of sexy bunnehs and Marshall bared his legs in true Hef style with a smokey, burgandy robe. All in all it was a lovely three hours of fabulous music from DJ Song.

I loved my time spent in Second Life this weekend. I made new friendships and enjoyed the reality of how One Quarter French can be fun. I would also like to thank Billy Arentire who guided me in the Easter Egg hunt.