HivePakistan Curation Compilation #160

Heya I am here. Labels I have I am Ahmad Raza. I belong to Sialkot but I am currently living in Islamabad. I am 20 by age. My friends usually call me by nicknames like Ahmii, Amyyy, GOAT. Education Basically I am a student and I am currently studying BS Biochemistry from Quaid e Azam University Islamabad ...

Zero waste lifestyle is not just a trend anymore, but an attempt to minimize the impact human beings have on earth. The concept is a simple one: create the smallest amount of waste across all dimensions by reimagining how we consume and becoming more aware in our everyday lives. In the beginning of this journey, here are detailed tips for anyone who wants to try their hand at going waste free. Zero Waste Is Success Defined Be the change Zero waste living is an approach to detoxifying your life in order to reduce but more importantly eliminate as close too ” zero” waste that ends up Incinerators or Landfills. Rethinking how we consume and dispose of our today. The aim would be to reshape our lives and systems so that everything is either reusable, repairable, or compostable ...

When we arrived in Argentina, 6 years ago, one of the things that surprised my children was entering a hypermarket. Their faces lit up as they saw all the variety of products available, especially because we came from a Venezuela where almost nothing could be found, and if it was possible, long lines were required that I refused to endure. In our case, I used to go to small stores, substituting ingredients and inventing recipes. The fruit trees that grew in my backyard were a huge help, but obviously, the kids were drawn to what was new and different. As we started walking through the aisles, looking for prices, deals, and more, they were already "trained" not to ask for anything, which although positive, I found somewhat sad because it felt like suppressing their desires. So, when we entered the cookie aisle, I told them: you can choose one package each, whichever you want ...

Hey everyone! Welcome to my blog. I hope all are doing well. Today i am here to show my craft for the first time . My cousin moaz bin sabir guided me to do it. First i was scared to do it but then i thought nothing is impassable ...

Some days ago I came across a YouTube short about physical exercises similar to traditional Indian methods of performing various household chores such as dough kneading, churning milk, sweeping with broom etc. Now we have machines that help us perform these tasks in a much shorter time consuming lesser efforts. For instance, we have dough kneaders, blenders and vacuum cleaners making our lives easier. Nevertheless, watching that short video made me question myself if we have traded our physical fitness in exchange of ease. Perhaps, yes. I have not fact checked this, but my general observation is that this generation feels more lethargic as compared to the people of previous generation ...