Thank you for coming to the Service today. Special thanks to Bailey for providing the music.
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It's amazing to think that, all these years later, the sacrifice these people made is being commemorated in this way. Second Life, for all its idiosyncrasies, is chiefly a way people can be together despite physical distance. This kind of ceremony really epitomises SL at its best. As we say in Australia, "Lest we forget".
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It's amazing to think that, all these years later, the sacrifice these people made is being commemorated in this way. Second Life, for all its idiosyncrasies, is chiefly a way people can be together despite physical distance. This kind of ceremony really epitomises SL at its best. As we say in Australia, "Lest we forget".
I find it quite moving to be with so many people in this environment, which is so different from the usual uses of SL.
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