I'm slightly late in getting this out, but there's still time for you to participate! Roslin Petion, of Tete a Pied, is hosting a special group-only event tonight, October 30th, at 7pm PDT/SLT. If you're a reader of the Second Style blog, you'll have noticed that Grazia Horwitz has been flaunting her custom skin from Tete for the last few days!

Now you can have your very own custom skin from Tete. Have you ever liked the eyes, cheeks, and lips on different skins? Tonight only, if you're wearing your group tag, you can mix and match components, or add freckles and beauty marks, for the low price of 1200L per skin.

On another awesome note, TaP marked down some of their skins for Halloween. Their Drow, Gothique, and Marie skins are 50% off until November 1st

When I started blogging for Second Life Insider earlier this month, I mentioned that I was hoping to bridge the gap between the Main Grid and the Teen Grid. At that time, I had submitted my application for a background check and was anxiously awaiting the results. They came back and I received a clean bill of health. In other words, I'm not a felon!

The time has come for my alt, Machinima Guru, to head on over to the Teen Grid. I've learned quite a bit about what you can't do over there. For example, you can't give or receive inventory, or teleport freely around the grid. I'll be relegated to GK Machinima Island, where I'll be working with the teens on Machinima.

In preparation for my move, I've raided moo's inventory for some cute, yet conservative clothing, headed over to ETD for some newbie friendly hair, purchased eyes and eyelashes from Sin Skins, and chose a nice light, freckled Fevrier skin from Tete a Pied. I also grabbed a MystiTool, which I absolutely can't live without, and a tiny cow avatar from Wynx Whiplash. See, one other thing I learned is that I can't shop over there. I'm a major shopaholic, so the idea of not being able to support their economy devastates me.

Soon, I'll be bringing my stories of life on the Teen Grid to Second Life Insider. I'll also have the chance to chat with the teens in their native environment and find out their opinion on things. I hope that you'll enjoy these experiences as much as I will!