Day 3 April 6, 2011

Today's movie was another family film. Very inspiring. I felt the storyline was amazing and the lesson to be learned very valuable. In this movie you see the importance of being yourself. You also see just how much words spoken or written can effect someone. I would have to say the lessons I took away from this film would have to be: Be wary of things you say and write. Not always do you know or see everything that is there but only one impression of it. That impression good or bad might vary on any tiny little change. Today's movie was a Disney presentation called: Read It and Weep.


Jamie like most freshmen girls has a journal. This is no biggie. I mean where else can a girl put everthing she thinks about everyone around her as well as everything in her life? Jamie thinks nothing of it until her printer goes on the fritz so her best friend offers to print it for her if she emails it to her.

Jamie not paying attention sends the wrong file to her best friend who prints it out for her. Without fully realizing what is going on and the paper already submitted Jamie will quickly learn it was her private hournal not her paper that everyone is now reading. Though now she would like to curl up in a corner hidden everyone seems to love it.

Perhaps they do not realize with the names changed in the journal that it is truly all of them she speaks about. The mix up gets her a book deal. With her mother's persuading she goes for it. Too bad the publicity goes to her head and people now see her though she was invisible before. Will Jamie figure out she should remember the people who saw her before not only see those who see her now? In her rise towards fame and popularity she forgets herself. She begins to break promises and speak out in frustration. Will she realize what is going on before it is too late? Will the people around her realize that the book is really about all of them? What will happen if they do?

OKAY... OKAY... OKAY... So I saved the best for last today. Spencer kind of mentioned in his comment the other day I had something amazing in the works. I admit it is definitely one of my favorite pieces so far. The dress alone took about 14 hours of tweeking and playing with it. Overal it took a few days to create what became the Lara collection.

I have read a book series called "The Chronicles of Gor". Much of the stuff I make in IMVU is based upon this Gorean Roleplay. Lara is a character in the book. She is the Tatrix of Tharna one of Gor's many cities. A Tatrix the best I could put it to someone who has not read the books is much like a ruler, perhaps even a Queen. With the guidelines of how a proper Gorean free woman would dress She would not show much if any skin.

A Gorean free woman who in this case is Lara would have never shown the following: Wrists, since it might give a man the idea of putting his bindings on them to take her captive. Her neck is a definite no no. Her neck bared would show its true lines which often men pictured their steel or their collars upon. Her ankles would not be visible as a man might picture them in a coffle or wearing slave bells. Other things varied upon the cities to what they might find sensual. I find much of the way they dressed in the books makes me think of middle eastern women with a hint of elegance. They only showed their hair and face to their own family or companion. So were often veiled and hooded. They wore gloves to not touch the surface of something a slave might have touched. Their attire never showed the shoulders or neck and was with few exceptions floor length.

The quality of the cloth used would depend on the wealth of the wearer and their "caste" or job within their world. In this case Lara is a Tatrix. She would have possession of much wealth so I kept that in mind as I made it. So here is Lara with her mask of gold and golden robes.

THE LARA COLLECTION
Lara was the Tatrix of Tharna. Known to be seen in her golden attire. What made Lara even more unique was she was seen with an expressionless mask of gold. I hope you like my rendition of Lara, the strong, proud free woman who was the Tatrix or "Queen" of Tharna.
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THE FOLLOWING PIECES ARE AVAILABLE:

DRESS - Various shades of gold. Floor length fluted gown. Shoulders covered, Long sleeves, Neck covered, A peek of flesh on the back and above the breasts, even stockings!

BOOTS - Ankle boots just enough to keep those pretty ankles covered
GLOVES - All ladies need a nice pair of gloves to round off their wardrobe.

MASK - A mask of gold beautifully decorated.
Veil - A sheer veil to cover the mouth.
I know the veil was not traditional for Lara but it was asked for.

HOOD - A padawan style hood with curly hair.
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