HiveDiscoMod Curation Compilation #271

When I was a little boy, growing up in the Dopemu area of Agege, Lagos, was both perilous and adventurous. I had an early experience of how interesting society can be: from fighting aggressive street kids to being involved in some juvenile mischief to bumping into adults making out at the back of deserted compound or abandoned vehicle. On two different occasions I was made to watch as a form of punishment for not “staying where other kids were”. I was quite a reckless adventurous boy ...

image generated with meta ai. Amari lifted a finger and popped one of the stars that looked like floating snowflakes. She squinted as she gently opened her eyes. She could see that she was no longer dreaming but the objects that danced around her face were reflections coming from outside her window ...

The order of things From the floor, where she was lying, she looked down at the line of ants carrying the remains of food on their bodies. A faint light filtered through one of the cracks in the window. She closed her eyes again and felt that she could stay like this for the rest of her life. The darkness, rather than frightening her, was good for her at that moment ...

Hello friends, I hope everyone is healthy and well and living a happy and peaceful life. So friends, like every day, today also after having dinner, we went out for a walk in the evening and today we ate too much food, due to which it took a lot of time to leave. Today, we left our room at around 8:00 and reached our room at 9:45. Friends, today after having dinner, we left for the army cantonment where it is a very deserted and peaceful place ...

When we talk about sheege, there’s no form of sheege I haven’t seen before. If you don’t know what sheege means, it basically means problems or suffering. Life is simple,but there’s always an obstacle even in the simplest of thing. I mostly hear people say if only they were ricin they won’t be suffering this way and all I say in my head is, if they put rich peoples problem on a table with yours ,you will quickly pick yours up ...

"A child who hasn't gone through any form of hardship in life claims to be wise, please tell me who is his or her teacher". My mom was fond of saying this adage to me as a kid but I didn't understand the real meaning until I was on the brink of becoming a teenager. Mom would always insist that I learned and did house chores, but that's the last thing on my mind. I preferred playing football or rubber band games whenever I was at home, and being a strong woman, she never forced me ...

Hello, Hive Community! I am thrilled to be a part of this vibrant community that values creativity, engagement, and community. It excites me to introduce myself as I begin this journey. My name is Samuel Awunor, from Delta State, Nigeria ...

Como muchos jugadores formo parte del club de los abandonicos y dejo juego sin terminar, muchas veces es porque la historia se vuelve complicada otras porque me olvido, pero muchas veces es por mecánicas mal aplicadas, hay un juego que cuando lo probe me encantó, pero llego un punto donde se me hizo imposible seguir. Like many players, I belong to the club of those who quit and leave a game unfinished. Many times it's because the story gets complicated, other times it's because I forget, but many times it's because of poorly applied mechanics. There is a game that I loved when I tried it, but there came a point where it became impossible for me to continue ...

Well Hello There Fellow Gamers And Hivers! This Will Be A Nice Drift Car! This thing is stock standard... Well as stock as it left the factory, saying it is stock is a little bit of a whack thing and it feels weird but it really is STOCK! ...

Hello and Welcome back to my blog! In theHunter: Call of the Wild each animal spends most of their time in one of the three need zones: drinking, feeding and resting. These zones can be spread apart and have specific timings. Animals will stay in one need zone until they are done with that specific need and then will spend some time travelling to the next need zone ...