Some things I need to say *update Aug 7*

This is a very difficult thing for me to do. I currently feel like I have lost the one person in the world that I thought I could trust with everything. Not only has it become clear that I could not trust her, it’s also clear that she has lied to me and to others, for a very long time.

I’m going to lay the facts and the numbers on the table. What you decide to do with them is up to you. At least I’ll know that the truth is out there for everyone to see. I have absolutely nothing to hide. It isn’t telling the truth that is difficult; what has caused me so much pain is facing what the truth is.

First, I’m going to give you the background of the story. In order to understand how things got to where they are, it’s necessary to know how they began.

I lost primary custody of my four oldest children to my mentally abusive and physically abusive, ex-husband following a lengthy, very bitter dispute. After spending every cent to my name, then going deeply into debt, eventually I no longer had the financial means to continue the fight, and so he won.

I’ve since remarried and have two small children with my husband. Anyone with children knows, you cannot replace a child, and my deepest wish remains to be able to see my four oldest children. Their father chose to move out of State to the other side of the country, and after paying child support for the four of them, plus all of my previous debts incurred from the custody dispute, I was still very much in the hole every month. Going for a visit, no matter how much I wanted and needed to, was just not possible.

My ex-husband was 30 when we got married. I was just 18. Our first child was born shortly after, and our second was born less than a year and a half after the first. We had four children under the age of 5 by the time I was 24. During the time that most people are at school studying for their future careers, I was at home – with a newborn, a toddler and a manic depressive, suicidal, abusive husband. I never got any job training of the sort that provides a decent income.
Even though I had two children with my new husband, I still had four others I had to help provide for. I was desperate for some way to earn a decent income without leaving my two youngest children in daycare, which we couldn’t afford anyway. Then I heard about Second Life®, and how one can have a business there – finally there was a light at the end of a long, dark tunnel. I had to make it work.

I created my avatar in Second Life in June 2006. I applied to be a Linden Lab® Instructor as soon as I was able to (there was an age requirement) got the position and taught several classes a week to help bring in some cash in addition to what we earned with the store. Every waking moment that was not devoted to taking care of my family was spent working to build the Calla brand and to teach as many classes as possible. The first store, known then as TLC (for Tigerlily Creations) opened in late July 2006, and would later grow to become Calla. By February 2007, Calla was on its own island.

Haedon was working a full-time, RL job back then, and not able to devote much time to building the brand, or making products at that point. I didn’t expect her to because she was working full time. We shared profits 50/50 because she made the buildings we were in, and the land was in her name (We were mainland at that point and there were the Linden Lab tier fees). Once I started selling any products, I gave her 50% of my sales to cover land costs.

In January 2007, Haedon’s RL job downsized, and she was able to devote full-time to Calla. At that point, we agreed that we would share the work at Calla, as well as the profits or losses, by splitting everything 50/50. We were already sharing profits 50/50 but now she would be able to share the work, the PR time, the customer service help, and everything else, too.

The vast majority of the effort devoted to Calla was mine, not Haedon’s as I have learned she is telling people. Nor did she ever carry my weight, as she apparently is also trying to convince others. You do not have to take anyone’s word on that though. The numbers speak for themselves:

Tigerlily – created 113 styles, which equals 71.5% of the total Calla line.

Haedon – created 45 styles, which equals 28.5% of the total Calla line.

In addition to me making the vast majority of the styles available at Calla, I made 100% of all the hair textures (old and new), paid for 100% of uploading the textures. I created and uploaded all of the product ads (with the exception of the piercings and cat collars Haedon made). I dealt with listing all of Calla’s products, both mine and hers, on SLX and SLB/OnRez.(and anyone who’s done that and created ads, knows how terribly time-consuming it is).

I commissioned, and paid for out of my own pocket, for the Calla logo to be designed by a marketing professional/graphic artist. I paid for exclusive use rights to the image she created. Haedon didn’t offer to pay for half, and I didn’t demand payment from her.

I requested that Linden Lab add Calla to the fashion listing pages before they switched to the showcase format.

I paid for domain registration of three domains for Calla, as well as the monthly charges for website hosting out of my own pocket. I’ve maintained the website entirely on my own. Although Haedon had full access to blog posting tools on the website, 85% of the blog posts were written by me.

Despite what Haedon has apparently told people, she did not bring in most of the income; she did not even bring in half as was her obligation, since she received half of the total Calla profits. In fact, Haedon and her products brought in only a minor percentage of the Calla earnings. But, she still took 50% of the profit.

You can see the numbers for yourself here. My husband created a database I use as a business tool. I upload all of my monthly transactions provided by Linden Lab. Please be patient, the page has to tally almost a million records of raw data from the last two years each time you load the page, and it runs slow on the best days.

The amount I have received from her product sales over the last two years is 1,492,372 Linden dollars – $5,632USD at a 265/1 exchange rate.

The amount she has received from my products over the last two years is 10,544,420 Linden dollars – $39,790USD at a 265/1 exchange rate.

In short, I paid her 9,052,048L more than she paid me. At a 265L/1USD exchange rate, that comes out to $34,159USD.

The sales of my products (hair, jewelry, shapes, etc) account for 88% of Calla’s total sales. All of Haedon’s products, hair, jewelry, shapes, etc, account for the remaining 12% of the total revenue of Calla. After she left her job to make Calla a full time duty she still only managed to produce a fraction of the total effort that went into Calla.

I have given everything to Calla; my heart, my time, my talents, my efforts.

There was an incident in January 2007 where I logged in one morning and Nex Brannan had hair laid out in the Calla workspace in Plush Kappa textured with my hair textures. He’d “fixed” some of the textures and sent them to me. Haedon had given them to him full permissions, without my knowledge.

I will admit that I flipped out. After spending painstaking months on getting the textures the way I wanted them, to have them handed away full permissions without my consent threw me into a fit. I told Haedon at that point that I would buy her out, I would not allow her to hand away anything else that I’d worked so hard on. This had become my livlihood. She insisted it was something that would never happen again. Nex apologized as he had no idea I hadn’t consented to him having them, and deleted them from his inventory. He even went so far as to let me log into his account to look for myself. He obviously had them on his hard drive to have “fixed” them, but I trusted, and still do, that he was genuinely unaware that he should not have received them.

After a lot of crying on both parts, and admittedly some yelling on mine, I agreed to continue forward as long as we had a legal Joint Venture agreement, which stated that the textures were copyrighted and owned by me, and that Haedon had no authorized use of them outside of the Calla venture. I paid to have a legal contract written up with all of the specifics we both wanted and agreed to, making compromises where necessary, with the venture lasting 18 months. I signed with a witness, on January 19th 2007, two copies and sent them to Haedon’s RL address. One copy was for her to sign and return to me, and the second copy was for her records.

To this day, I have never received her signed copy back. I asked repeatedly over the course of several months if she’d sent the copy back and always got a response like “I haven’t gotten to the post office,” “I haven’t had a chance,” etc. I eventually quit asking because she was my best friend and I started to feel like I was nagging, and thought surely she would send them when she could. My husband has asked regularly for the last year and a half if I’d gotten them from her yet. I wish that I’d been able to make him stop asking by saying “Yeah, I got them” but every time my answer is “No, I haven’t.”

Part of our agreement also included a standard Covenant of Good Faith which basically stated that both of us would use our best efforts, fairly and in good faith to promote and ensure the success of the venture.

There was also a standard Duty of Loyalty clause which stated, “No Member will engage in any business, venture or transaction, whether directly or indirectly, that might be competitive with the business of the Venture or that would be in direct conflict of interest to the Venture. Any potential conflicts of interest will be deemed an Involuntary Withdrawal by the offending Member and may be treated accordingly by the remaining Members. A withdrawing Member will not carry on a similar business to the business of the Venture within any established or contemplated market regions of the Venture for a period of at least 12 months.”

I have now learned that Haedon has been planning another hair store as avatar Poe Carver for the last six months or more. She intended to keep this information from me, while remaining part of Calla and pursing a second, competing label on the side without my knowledge. This is a direct conflict of interest. If the Joint Venture agreement holds up in court despite the fact that she never signed and returned it, she has clearly violated the Covenant of Good Faith, and the Duty of Loyalty clauses.

She has told blatant lies about me. She has gone so far as to say that we never met in real life. I blogged about it here and here. We have talked on the phone, we’ve exchanged birthday presents, Christmas presents, “just because” presents.

I don’t understand why she would lie about such a thing, and that’s probably the most hurtful of all of this. We hugged in the middle of the music store in NYC, and that has been one of my most cherished memories.

She has said that she was the one who was carrying the majority of the weight of Calla, that her styles were the ones which made the majority of the income, and I was riding her coattails. You can see from the facts above this is clearly not the case. Haedon has almost been a silent partner. When “Second Life for Dummies” was published she was not included as an owner during the mention of Calla; This wasn’t a typo, the writers simply had no idea.

In April of this year, I asked her if we could drop the split proceeds scripts and just keep profits of our own items. She stated that she wanted us to go our separate ways, both of us dropping the Calla name. She wanted both of us to start over from scratch, dumping Calla, knowing full well she’d been planning a new label for the last six months or more, while I’d been working on Calla exclusively. As you can see, that would give her a tremendous advantage if we both dropped Calla.

I refused to drop the name. I agreed to each of us using Calla “by x” but I would not drop it entirely. At this time I had no idea she’d been planning a second hair label. I only knew that I was not going to give up what I’d put my entire being into for two years. She didn’t want to do Calla “by” and asked me if I was willing to budge on that point. My adamant answer was, “no.”

I offered to help her make new hair textures. She stated to me that she had already made them that weekend, over the previous 2 days. I was stunned that she already had new textures, especially given how long I knew it took me to make mine. It was very clear to me that she was going to be doing her own thing, not as Calla.

During a later conversation I asked her if she’d come up with a name for her new store. She said yes, but wouldn’t tell me what it was. Our agreement at this point was that we would share the island, my half being Calla, and her half being whatever her new label was so that customers could get used to the idea. It would transition her into her new label more easily without her having to start all over. (Again, I had no idea what she’d been planning.)

At a later point I asked her if she would be transitioning all of her current Calla hair styles from my textures to her own. (She obviously kept her own styles, as she’d made those and I will not take them, or reuse them in any way.) She said she’d tried but some of her styles didn’t work with her new textures, they didn’t line up the same way. She indicated that she would be making things for her own new label, and things for “her Calla line” when she felt like it. I absolutely could not belive this.

We were sharing the same sim, with obviously competing brands, in order to let her get a good standing before one of us moved to our own space. I would be continuing to put all my effort into Calla as I always had, and she would put things out for “her” Calla line in her store with her other brand whenever it suited her; using my full time promotion of Calla and its products, and using my textures.

I adamantly refused to allow her to do that, and insisted if she was going to do “Calla by Haedon” that was fine, but if she was going to have her own brand she could not be Calla, too. Her response to me was that she was able to have as many stores as she wanted and she did not understand my logic in saying she couldn’t.

Within 24 hours, I sent her a purchase offer, to purchase her half of Callatropia at current market value. She responded by locking me out of the joint account, Calla Bonne, which held the island. She also wanted to know what compensation she would receive from me for the Calla brand when she’d “worked hard to establish Calla products with the brand equity that now makes them profitable.”

That is the point at which I ran the figures you saw above. I knew there was a big difference between sales of my products and sales of hers. The split proceeds script sent us both an IM every time someone purchased something from either of us. “You have been paid ### for the sale of productName.” The product was mine more often than not. We both got the same message, so I would imagine she had the same realization. When I saw exactly how big the difference was, all I could do was cry. My husband kept asking me if I was okay, and I could not even answer him for a very long time. All of my effort and my work and my time laid out in black and white numbers, only to see how much she’d gained from my effort and how very little I’d gained from hers. I was devastated.

On May 23, I sent back a written reply with the numbers, and encouraged her to verify it against her own transactions histories. I told her there would be no further compensation. I gave her 24 hours to sell me her half of Callatropia, still for the current market value of $500usd, 72 hours after the 24-hour period ended to hand over the island to me, or I would be taking further legal action. There were other stipulations involved which included:

· You will leave ownership of the Calla Owners group and Calla Update Group to me by leaving both groups by June 1, 2008.

· You must agree in writing to discontinue any use of the Calla name, logo, textures and any other Calla labeling, or any form thereof immediately. The only exclusion to this is granted to those products you have made and released previously to today’s date.

· You must also agree in writing to discontinue all usage of the Calla name, mark, label, textures or any other reference to Calla completely by July 1, 2008.

· You must include in the same statement that you will not rework, re-texture, resell or redistribute in any way, any products I have made which you have had full or copy/transfer permissions of under the Calla label.

· I must receive a written, notarized statement sent certified mail of the above within seven business days.

· Upon receipt of the above statement, I will send certified mail to you within seven business days, the confirmation that I will not rework, e-texture, resell or redistribute in any way, any products you have made which I have had full or copy/transfer permissions of under the Calla label.

She replied and wanted to know if she was able to offer to buy my half of Callatropia from me. I told her if she was willing to agree to all of the other terms listed, change the name of the island, leave up a “Calla has moved” sign for three months, I would seriously consider it.

[18:49] Haedon Quine: Do you really want a signed notarized everything stating that I won’t resell retexture reanything of your things? It seems a bit much and I wouldn’t do that to you, as I wouldn’t think you would do to me. I’ll do it if you want me to but it might be sometime next week. I have a lot of stuff going on.
[18:50] Tigerlily Koi: I really do, and will do the same for you.
[18:50] Haedon Quine: you’ll have to give me some time then. but I’ll get it to you
[18:51] Tigerlily Koi: Sent out by June 6? That’s about 2 weeks
[19:02] Haedon Quine: Ok if I buy it, which I would like to, how long do I have to change the packaging of the calla displays? And the textures on them are alright (on anything previously textured?)
[19:03] Haedon Quine: I’ll be happy to get to them eventually, I’d just like to have something to have up and purchasable while I work on that
[19:04] Tigerlily Koi: July 1
[19:12] Haedon Quine: ok. I’ll buy it, change the name, and of course leave a sign up for calla’s new location. I will also change all the names on the styles I have, and the ads for them by july 1st. I’ll get noterized copies of.. all that stuff.. asap. This is all ok with you?

Something wasn’t sitting right with me still.

[19:27] Tigerlily Koi: Can you find out if once you change the island name does that free up the Callatropia name for me to buy? Or does it go into limbo for a while? I can’t call concierge or open a chat to ask.
[19:28] Haedon Quine: yeah I have the website open lemme ask
[19:29] Tigerlily Koi: Thank you, and if so, does that update the LMs too? If it does, the sign wouldn’t really be necessary
[19:35] Haedon Quine: oh you can use it right away
[19:35] Haedon Quine: and it changes the LM routing cause it’d be routing to callatropia/128/128/0
[19:36] Tigerlily Koi: so the current LMs would take them to the new callatropia?
[19:37] Haedon Quine: yeah
[19:37] Haedon Quine: I’d leave it in the greeter pop up anyway just in case

I have since found out she blatantly lied to me about the landmarks moving with the name of the island. She knew, at that moment, that if she purchased the island from me, she would retain all existing landmark traffic, which after 15 months on Callatropia would be a considerable amount. She has since told other people that she lied to me about it in order to get me to agree to letting her purchase my half of the island.

She was my business partner, and my best friend. I trusted her, and took her at her word; we were having our differences but I still considered her a friend and thought I could trust her. I never imagined she would lie to me. Additionally, it was nearly midnight, and I had no way to call concierge myself to ask them because she’d locked me out of the Calla Bonne account.

May 25, I sent the following email (typos included – it was very late at night and I didn’t catch them):

I just wanted to be sure there wasn’t a problem, as I’ve not received payment, or your written confirmation of your offer which we discussed last night. As I understood it, you agreed to all of the conditions I outlined in my offer to you, as well as to changing the island name and leaving a sign stating that Calla had moved, with a landmar giver and pop up notification, in exchange for me selling my share of Callatropia to you. I believeyouu stated you were going to be starting the transfer and sending $500 usd to me for my share of the island last night. If there has been a problem with the transfer, or the sending of funds, please let me know via email as soon as possible so I am aware that this agreement is in progress.

Please include any communication with Linden Lab regarding said transfer if the process is underway. I would greatly appreciate you keeping me apprised, as I am unable to move forward until your transfer and name change has gone through.

If you have changed your mind, please let me know. If that is the case, my previous second offer to you still stands until 12:00pm Eastern, Tuesday May 27, 2008, at hich tiime all previous offers ill beecome invalid.

May 26, I received the following reply:

No, there was no problem. I have started the process of an island transfer. Unfortunately they do not email you to inform you of your support ticket till after the transfer goes through. I will be sending the $500.00 USD immediately after I get some needed information from you. When I went to look which Paypal account to send it to, I saw both *****@*****, and *****@***** listed. I’m confused as to which one to send it to. If you can provide me with which one is correct, I will transfer the funds to that account.

As to the conditions of the agreement:

I will be changing the name of the island and leaving a sign with landmark giver and a pop up as we discussed. I will also discontinue the use of the calla name, brand, logo and textures from this point forth, with exclusion granted to those products I have made and released previously. I will change all displays, and names of products to reflect my new business name by July 1st, 2008.

I will of course keep you updated as to the status of the transfer so that you may proceed with your plans as soon as possible.

By the time I realized she had lied to me about the landmark traffic not going with the name of the island, it was too late for me to do anything about it. I bought my own island, with a new name, Calla Lily. How confusing would it be to have a handful of landmarks that said Callatropia which took you to the old location, and new landmarks which also said Callatropia but took you to the new location? I decided it was better to just change the name completely to clear up that confusion.

MSo Lambert owns Subscribe-O-Matic. It is his policy that he will copy over an in-world group once to a Subscribe-O-Matic group after the group is given prior notice. Haedon did not send prior notice, she had MSo copy the in-world Calla Update Group to a new Subscribe-O-Matic group named Tousled. She sent a Subscribe-O-Matic notice, with a note card on June 11, after the fact. At the very bottom of the note card attachment was this:

“About the subscribe-o-matic:
If you’re wondering why you’re getting this note card and update messages from a store called Tousled, it’s because you are in the Calla Update Group. There were some changes made recently. You can read about them on the Calla blog.
(http://callatropia.com/blog/)

If you would like to unsubscribe, and not get these messages, follow the above landmark and hit the subscribe-o-matic sign infront of the store. But I do hope you stay :)”

During my reopening of Calla on June 13, Haedon ran a 50L sale on all her Calla styles, and sent the following out via her Subscribe-O-Matic (notice the use of the Calla name which she agreed not to use):

Tousled by Haedon Quine: Message originally sent on Jun 13, 2008:
50L hair sale @ the old Calla. Sale will last through the weekend, and untill I can get Tousled (new store) all set up. Notecard coming! ❤ Haedon

There were people left and right in the Calla Update Group trying to find the 50L hair at Calla – my new location, because they didn’t understand they had been copied over to a group owned by Haedon that was not Calla without their permission and without being informed.

On June 15, I sent the following:

Since I’ve moved and it seems to confuse people, please leave the Calla Update Group now.

Whenever you’re ready, I will come move the greeter/LM giver that I have up to whatever workse better for your new build.

Also, please send the notarized letter, certified mail, as was per our agreement by Wednesday, June 18. That is considerably longer than the original request.

May 24:
[18:49] Haedon Quine: Do you really want a signed notarized everything stating that I won’t resell retexture reanything of your things? It seems a bit much and I wouldn’t do that to you, as I wouldn’t think you would do to me. I’ll do it if you want me to but it might be sometime next week. I have a lot of stuff going on.

[18:50] Tigerlily Koi: I really do, and will do the same for you.
[18:50] Haedon Quine: you’ll have to give me some time then. but I’ll get it to you
[18:51] Tigerlily Koi: Sent out by June 6? That’s about 2 weeks
[19:12] Haedon Quine: ok. I’ll buy it, change the name, and of course leave a sign up for calla’s new location. I will also change all the names on the styles I have, and the ads for them by july 1st. I’ll get noterized copies of.. all that stuff.. asap. This is all ok with you?

Thanks!

I have yet to receive any response, nor have I received a notarized letter.

I have filed trademark applications for Calla and the Calla logo with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. I have had to file an Abuse Report with Linden Lab, as Haedon had continued to leave her parcel name “Calla & Tousled” (using the Calla name which she clearly agreed not to do). Within three hours, her parcel name had been changed – I assume by Linden Lab as Haedon was not online. Shortly after, I got this message

“The object ‘Second Life’ has sent you a message from Second Life:
Your object ‘InfoGiver 3.0a’ has been returned to your inventory lost and found folder by Haedon Quine from parcel ‘Tousled Hair / Shapes / Jewelry’ at Bricolage 125.501, 181.5 due to parcel owner return.”

That was the greeter I had near the entrance of the old Calla building on what is now Bricolage. It sent a pop up message stating that Calla had moved, and gave a landmark. Part of our agreement when she purchased my half of the island was that a landmark giver would remain for 3 months; she returned it after one week.

I have filed a DMCA to have all Calla items owned by her removed from in-world locations. I have sent a notarized “Cease and desist” letter to her, certified return receipt. I have had to petition Linden Lab to remove her from the Calla Update Group and the Calla Owners group.

I have been forced to put all of this to the public, to protect my own name, and my own work. It is something I never would have believed I would have to do; I never, for a second, thought that I would have to protect myself from rumors and lies told by someone that I felt was closer to me than my own sister.

There have definitely been wonderful moments, and I am still struggling to understand what reasoning Haedon would have to treat me this way, or what I may have done to her. There is still a part of me that loves her, and would do anything I could to help her, even though I know she’s telling blatant untruths about me and about the split. You just can’t turn off your feelings for someone, that takes time to get over. But at this point, it’s time to clear the air, lay out the facts and move on. Hopefully with all this in the open, a lawsuit won’t be necessary, but if Haedon continues to break our agreements I will be forced to take legal action.

I have a new, fabulous build, a new island, a new system that will make everyone’s lives easier in the long run, and a lot to look forward to. I have some beautiful memories and a lot of fun times to look back on. I just hope that in time, the hurt that now overlays those memories will fade and I will somehow get past the loss of the person that I thought would be my best friend for the rest of my life.

Disclaimers and trademark information:

The Second Life Community Standards regarding posting of in-world conversation is as follows:
“Remotely monitoring conversations, posting conversation logs, or sharing conversation logs without consent are all prohibited in Second Life and on the Second Life Forums.”
As this is neither, posting these conversation logs in no way violates the Terms of Service I agreed to when joining Second Life.

For privacy’s sake, and to ensure that personal information has been protected, all instances where either of us used the other’s real name have been removed.

Linden Lab® and Second Life® are trademarks of Linden Research, Inc. Calla™, Tigerlily Koi, or this blog are not affiliated with or sponsored by Linden Research.

Calla™ and the Calla™ logo are trademarks of the person behind Tigerlily Koi.

***Update Aug 7, 2008***
Still, none of the agreements that Haedon agreed to have been kept. There is no LM or sign stating that Calla has moved. I have not received a written, notarized, certified letter from her agreeing to the points we’d contracted to. She refused the Certified Letter I sent to her on June 19. From the United States Postal Service:

Label/Receipt Number: 7006 0810 0006 1717 9337
<!–Status: Dead Mail / Sent to Mail Recovery Center

–> Status: Dead Mail / Sent to Mail Recovery Center

Your item could not be delivered or returned to the sender. It is being forwarded to a USPS mail recovery center where it will be processed.

She removed me from ownership of the Calla Update Group, and made an alt (Linden Lab has verified this) and gave ownership of the group to that alt and left the group herself, and removed everyone from the group but about 20 people. This group, which I have no control of is also using my trademarked image and name.

I received the following from Linden Lab on July 8:

Linden Lab has received your notification of copyright infringement under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (“DMCA”), 17 U.S.C. § 512.

After having reviewed your notification:

In compliance with the DMCA, the following work(s) have been expeditiously removed or disabled:

Description of Work(s):
Calla Hawthorne DEMO (H)
Calla Hawthorne (all colors)
Calla Mallos DEMO (H)
Calla Mallos (all colors)
Calla Reed DEMO (H)
Calla Reed (all colors)
Calla Snowdrop DEMO (H)
Calla Snowdrop (all colors)
Calla Day Lily DEMO (H)
Calla Day Lily (all colors)
Calla White Heather DEMO (H)
Calla White Heather (all colors)
Calla Hibiscus DEMO (H)
Calla Hibiscus DEMO (all colors)
Calla Morning Glory DEMO (H)
Calla Morning Glory (all colors)
Calla Black Poplar DEMO (H)
Calla Black Poplar (all colors)
Calla Turnsol DEMO (H)
Calla Turnsol (all colors)
Object named: Touch for Landmark to main store
Object named: CallaSignBlack
Object named: Object (wall section displaying Calla’s logo)
Calla image on parcel description in Bricolage
Calla name on parcel description in Bricolage
Calla name referenced in profile picks

Location of Work(s):
Haute Couture (88,181,22)
Bricolage (125,193,23)

Sincerely,

Linden Lab Removal Team

For those of you who remarked about the date of the original posting, here’s a month’s leeway time for you from July 1, and still none of the things she agreed to she has followed through with. I wish I could say that July 1 had been some magical day where she finally held up her end of our agreements, but that is not the case. I wanted to believe it more than you did, I assure you.

To all of you who have expressed your support both here and in-world I thank you from the bottom of my heart. This has been an extremely difficult time for me and your words of encouragement, appreciation, support and friendships have been more important to me and to the future of Calla than words can ever convey. Big hugs back to all of you.