HiveDiscoMod Curation Compilation #238

She could always count on me Since grandma got lost, she didn't know which bus stop to get off at and the bus left her several blocks after my house, dad gave me the responsibility of accompanying her everywhere. It was no longer just a matter of smearing coconut oil on her long hair every afternoon, or helping her cut the bushes even if the ants bit me, now I had to go with her everywhere Grandma went. I liked going out with Grandma, so that task was not unpleasant or tedious for me: "Your grandmother is going to the doctor, so get ready to go with her". My dad, who worked every day, would tell me ...

Jack slammed the steering wheel hard. "Come on, you piece of scrap", he muttered, turning the ignition for the last time. Like a sick baby, the engine sputtered and came to life. He held the clutch and switched the reverse gear, and after much heart wrenching sound, the car rolled down his curb ...

The day I heard my grandma was coming to live with us, it was the most exciting news I had. I was always asking my mom when she would finally arrive, are we going to pick her up! I was just very eager to her and it was much more exciting to think that she was coming to live with us. I always loved spending time with my grandma, she was very kind and compassionate and everyone knew her for her generosity right from when she was young ...

... if I got a dollar for every time I saw that question on Hive, I would be a millionaire... 🙂 Let's be honest from the very beginning... I don't know the answer to the question, but I do know some other things that could be helpful for some of you ...

Hey Peeps! ! I hope you all are doing good. Family vacations bring joy to all family members ...

And at last, I reached there and I found the book. Is it the one we're looking for? Yeah, this is the one and Amicia can barely believe she got it. We found Sanguinis Itinera, the book we were looking for so does the Inquisition found us ...

In recent months, I have been thinking a lot about passive income. Perhaps it's a result of the fact that I'm getting older, and in about a week it will be my 64th birthday. By most measures, when you reach the age of 64 you're pretty close to what the world thinks of as "retirement age". Of course, some of us may never have the luxury of actually retiring, and many of those who have been self employed for the majority of their adult life may not have had an opportunity to create a pension scheme they can fall back on to support them in their senior years ...

Down, down, down sank the sun as I watched her prepare our evening meal over the open fire. I smiled as she tasted for salt and with her ladle, drop some hot soup unto her palm, licking it clean with her tongue. She wouldn't add salt again, Grandma always got it right the first time. As I sat by the fireside, scaring away chickens from feeding off our precious food, I watched Grandma put down the huge pot of soup from the fire, dinner was ready! ...

Image by Pixabay Everyone knows the old saying.... “The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence”. I mean... just because it “looks” like someone else has it better, doesn't mean that's the case ...

the mighty tokyo station in all its glory! this is the pitstop for today's amazing race, or tonight's rather. oh i have always wanted to try the "amazing race" when i was younger, the allure of travelling and circumnavigating the world was so strong. but since that is pretty hard to achieve, here is my little version ...

I won't say it has been perfected, but what I do know is that I am doing so well at it. The internet can be crazily buzzing, and if you aren't careful, you'll cry so badly because you were not able to control your emotions to what was said by someone in general. I have come across posts, tweets, and lots more that merely reading them, the content infuriates me. How people get to think that way is saddening, but on no account have I found myself making a comment on that ...