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Delight...My Year in There

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  My name is Delight, and I was graciously asked to share my Life-In-There story and how this past year has been for me, including some of the ups and downs . I first joined the game back in 2003 during the old beta days. At the time, it felt like one of the most innovative and magical experiences on the internet. Like many longtime players, I watched the game grow, change, close in 2010, and eventually reopen. When it returned, I happily came back and continued my journey. Over the years, the population naturally declined, although there were moments when activity surged again. One of the biggest revivals came during the COVID quarantine period. With more people staying home, I became much more active in the game once again. During that time, I discovered a talent I never knew I had: graphic design. I became heavily involved in creating avatar clothing, accessories, and other designs, and it opened up a creative side of myself that I truly enjoyed exploring. As life became busier ...
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Cazz_Luv...My Year in There

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  My Year in There.com Hi everyone! I’m Cassidy, better known as Cazz_Luv, and this past year in There.com has been an absolute whirlwind in the best possible way. While many people may know this already (and some may not), I originally started playing There.com as a kid. I hadn’t returned in a full capacity for many years, but when Glob’s video brought hundreds of new players into the game, I found myself jumping right back in and looking for ways to help. Alongside my mom, Flygirl_Dani, and Flattering, we met countless new players who were interested in designing, creating, and becoming part of the development community. We had a crazy idea: what if there was a central place where new members could discover developers, creators, and community groups? From that idea, Mango Market was born. Throughout the summer, I also had the opportunity to carry on a tradition started by my dad, XcalurRadio, by DJing every Friday night at Club Wow. It was an incredible experience, and I had so m...
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There Stuff...

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  I dropped by Goober Goalie's open-house event this morning and had a nice chat with him, as well as JoyofLife and Hotchili. I also mentioned a blog idea I have that would showcase there.com homes on these pages -- "KRIBZ." Yes, I know I am "borrowing" heavily here from a past TV program, and a shoutout to Landgoria for such a derivatively COOL name.  I am sure we have a lot of homeowners here that will enjoy seeing their awesome properties on my blog...let me know if you'd like YOUR home featured on Kribz in the future. I am still accepting submissions for my "Year in Review Project" -- it can be a long essay or a few paragraphs describing your past year on there...2025 to 2026. If you'd like to take a deeper dive and talk about years past or other experiences on there.com, that is also fine. In your submission, you can also include a there.com headshot as well as the following information: Name: (avatar name) Class of: (year you joined there...
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Start of the Weekend...

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  This morning, I had a nice meet up with TripleN2King at Words and Lyrics Cafe . We had previously met at an Egyptian-themed fashion show, and he signed up for my Words and Lyrics Club at that time. King talked about his university major and how he has been preparing for exams. He always enjoys exploring news places, of courses, so I am glad I was able to show him sections of Mango Market. I will make it a point to show him my favorite hoverboarding spot on Aurora Island the next time I run into him. I also spent some quality time at Delight's Cozy-Night In last Friday evening. After an hour or so, I also helped a newbie out and showed her how to use voice and various onscreen functions. Great to see new people arriving after watching Glob's sequel video! At Cozy-Night In, I also promoted my blog "event" for the month of June. To celebrate the one-year anniversary of my blog, I am asking thereians to write a few paragraphs or more that describe their past year on the...
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Glob's New Video and Recent Events...

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  Glob's YouTube sequel video dropped on May 24th, 2026, and I think most thereians would agree it was well worth the wait.  The first half unfolded like the director's cut of a popular film, and I thought it was fun and insightful to see extended conversations and various scenes play out in the sequel. I Spent 100 Days in a Dead Game I know some people in the comments section of YouTube were not happy with this format, but that's why the fast-forward button exists, of course. I had an afternoon free and was perfectly content with a nearly one-hour running time. Upon finding out about the video's Sunday-afternoon release, I quickly created a watch-party event at my cafe and had a decent-sized crowd show up. Shout-out to Cazz_luv for creating a promo poster on the fly! Seeing various friends and familiar faces show up in Glob's video was cool. Over the past year, I have gotten to know Mortazel, Nuvora, and PumpkintoGo pretty well. Mistyaqua, Mortazel, and PumpkintoGo...
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Odds and Ends...

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  I had an enjoyable and interesting Saturday evening -- dropping by PJ Pals for a bit and then enjoying some buggy bashing later in the evening. This time, I even managed to win a round, although it ended up being a tie with the formidable Landgoria. Is the check in the mail yet, Kiry? lol    Update: Thanks, man! Net Sleuths Newsletter I spent an extended time in the blogosphere on Friday and Saturday, first working on a new issue of Net Sleuths . This is my A.I. augmented newsletter that covers high-profile cases as well as lesser-known crimes in the news. The first entry on this month's issue of Net Sleuths is a new video on David Oranchak's Let's Crack Zodiac YouTube series. In this episode, David examines the claims of investigator Alex Baber, who theorizes that the 1947 Black Dahlia murder and 1960s Zodiac-Killer crimes were committed by the same person. David meticulously examines these claims and uses his skills as a computer programmer to inject a healthy dose o...
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The Weekend...

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  I hosted another event on May 9th, Saturday at my cafe, and a group of us watched the latest episode of Big Old Boats on YouTube. If you have not seen this series and enjoy maritime history, I highly recommend giving it a chance. This particular episode covered the history of lighthouses on the Eddystone Reef, a treacherous area located off the coast of England. You know the content is good when late arrivals will not depart until watching the entire video -- isn't that right, Sal? lol Here is a link in case you would like to check out this particular episode: Big Old Boats I've been slacking a bit recently in terms of hosting events at my cafe, but I am looking to pick up the pace in the next couple months. Look for a a future podcast event that covers the Guyana tragedy with Jim Jones. I also attended Kiry's weekend Buggy-Bash event for the umpteenth time. I was joking with a friend on there that people who participate are releasing their workplace frustrations and str...
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