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“You still smell of him, go wash again”. I heard Lami say. I paused, my hand still on the doorknob, and my eyes locked on her reflection in the mirror. She didn’t turn ...

She had a map on her body When we were little, my grandmother took care of us. My parents worked all day and my paternal grandmother, who at that time lived at home, was in charge of taking care of our food and making sure nothing bad happened to us, because although we were three very obedient girls, we were also very naughty. Like those monsters with a thousand eyes, my grandmother would make sure that every action we did was under her supervision: "Don't ride there because you'll fall off", my grandmother would order, anticipating our actions and the consequences of them. "I told them to stop running because they would break something," she would point out to our particular pythoness in the face of our crying in front of the broken object ...

They say "curiosity kills the cat," but no one warned me that it could nearly kill a little girl who just wanted to play Spiderman and have so much fun. Growing up as the first child and the only girl amongst boys, I was expected to be the calm one. Like the composed, obedient girl who sat with her legs crossed and played with dolls. But I was anything else but calm ...

Hello to all hive users 🤗❤️🙏 Hope you all are healthy and doing great in your life🙂 The present era is of social media and many people want to be famous on social media. People who have some talent present their talent in front of the public and become popular. It is good to be popular in this way because the public likes your talent and you get popularity according to that. There are people who work continuously on their talent and when they get popularity from the people, then their motivation increases due to which they improve their talent further and present their talent in a better way in front of the public ...

9th March 2025. Month of March remained a month of memories for me. Everything is in the phase of "last". I am having last semester, last months and many other ending things ...

It's been a while since I've programmed anything in code to help me or just play around with Hive. My last project was an offline project that formatted small texts for the inleo standard, threads (from meta) and for X. Each one with its own way of using tags or text formatting commands. In addition, it already translated from Brazilian Portuguese to English, making it easier to copy and paste wherever needed. I stopped working on the project because I ended up losing the source code along with one of my SSDs, but at the moment I can even do better, after all, this program called "Free Translator" was practically offline, it just accessed an API or URL (I don't remember) that did the translation ...

Until a few years ago the population of my country was mainly young, it was not common to see older people in the streets. But that has changed radically as a result of emigration. After the departure of more than eight million young people, now we older people are more noticeable, it is common to see older people everywhere, as if we had multiplied. Somehow the lack of young people has forced older people to solve things that perhaps in another time were left to their children or grandchildren, but in their absence there is no choice but to do them by themselves ...

As seen at various places in the Netherlands ...

Fairhaven MA Town Hall Good Morning and have a great day Today I will share some shots of the Fairhaven Town Hall, I have to check myself when I mention it as with the Town Hall being so grand and surrounded by other cool old buildings I always think of it as a city not a town Starting with a shot of the whole building isnt so grand and stylish, they sure had style back then Sony A7iv 17mm F11 1/200 Sec ISO 100 It is located at 40 Center Street, between Walnut and William Streets, across Center Street from the Millicent Library Which I have shared shots of previously, The brick and stone High Victorian Gothic hall was designed by Charles Brigham and built in 1892. It was given to the town by Henry Huttleston Rogers,If you remember i did mention in the post about the library that he had donated that to the town as well and he also made other significant contributions to the town. The building's granite trim elements were quarried in St. George, New Brunswick and Red Beach, Maine. The town hall was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1981 and has had a preservation restriction on it since 1998 ...

Lugait, Misamis Oriental contains lots of wonderful places to visit specially during Summer season. Most of it are beaches, Falls, Streams, spring and Parks. For today's blog, I will take you to the Popular and well known park here in Lugait, The Lugait Eco Park. This place is also part of The Province of Misamis Oriental Mindanao Philippines ...

As far back as I can remember, this bicycle has been close to me. According to my uncle, its original owner bought it at a second hand store during one of his trips to Italy. Before, in Cuba, traveling to other countries was reserved for only a few. He was one of those few, working for the Merchant Marine ...

A journey through the history of cycling and a reunion with my adolescence. English A week ago the Tour of Asturias, a 3 day cycling race that has been held for 100 years in the region where I live, took place. In this post, I am not going to talk about the current edition, but about a temporary exhibition related to the celebration of the centenary of this sporting event that is on display in the Los Prados shopping center in Oviedo. After passing through the revolving doors that give access to the shopping centre in the main hall, I saw a collection of jerseys and bicycles related to the 100 years of the competition along with relevant information about this long lived competition ...

Hello friends! 👋 I know that many of you have already told your experience about the recent blackout in Europe and how it affected you, and although several days have passed, today is that I have time to share my experience and how I lived that event which left without electricity a good part of Europe. Surely for many of you it is something new, but for those of us from Venezuela we are already trained to endure it! Although it is something that no country should normalize, so I would love to hear in the comments how you lived or survived it ...

So this is the post I started to write over a month ago now. You know how it is, life, work, loads of unimportant but time sucking chores and tasks to do and suddenly you realise that life is passing you by again! So, after almost getting my kitchen finished a year later, it was time to start baking, and it had to start with bread. Other than a trip to the nearest French bakery, around 10 miles from me, the local shop bought bread is simply terrible ...

These photos are my entry for the monomad contest by @brumest and @monochromes. Hello dear friends of the blackandwhite community once again I return to my blog to tell you a story through my images, this time with one of my usual selections of streetphotography, the photos have been taken at different times and places in my province, all illustrate details of our culture, habits, customs and people in their walk, I hope you like the selection, I end wishing you an excellent day and until a next post, best regards. Translated with DeepL.com (free version) 🙋🙋🙋🙋 Camera: Nikon D 7500 Lens: Nikkor AF P 70 300 mm 1:4.5 6.3 G ED. Nikkor AF P 50 mm 1:1.8 D. Nikkor AF P 10 20 mm 1:4.5 5.6 G. All the photos and texts in this post are my authorship ...