HiveDiscoMod Curation Compilation #350

It was 8pm and the single agenda of the day was to get drunk. The music was booming. It was so loud that if we were in a cartoon the sound waves would have been seen. It was so loud that every beat was felt and each hit of the bass was seen through the vibrations of all the wine glass ...

The first time you ever lied to your boyfriend, it was over the phone. He said, "I love you," and you said, "I love you too". The hesitation leaves a sour taste at the tip of your tongue. You remind yourself that as strange as it is, "love" is what you should feel and you thought that maybe if you said "I love you too" long enough, if you said it often or with no hesitation you might actually love ...

Getting an accommodation in the school hostel wasn't as easy as I had envisioned, I was told that there was no more accommodation just because I paid my school fees late. I wasn't happy about it because I would have to be paying for transportation to school daily from Monday to Friday. Imagine the kind of stress I would go through after a tough day at school, looking for and bargaining with bike men to get home. I stayed with a family friend and was going to school from there ...

I sometimes get tired of living in Taiwan. The weather in Taipei can be quite depressing, with frequent rain and the sun appearing only once or twice a month. I reminded myself that I was not meant to be here forever, as this place doesn’t align with the lifestyle and environment where I feel most comfortable. So last September, I had the opportunity to leave Taipei and change my surroundings while continuing to work ...

This publication was also writen in SPANISH and PORTUGUESE. I've been passionate about water since I was a child. I have some vague memories about it, which basically consist of my full attention on the sea whenever I went to the beach, for example. At that time, I didn't really understand the reason, or any other aspect behind this admiration for water, but the fact is that the immensity of the vast and endless stretch of water has always managed to “envelop” my thoughts ...

Greetings everyone, Its been a long time since I can't do any recipé post here in our community. Each of us has a favorite foods or dish we want to eat and it will give us more appetite. As for that, I will share my ideas about the recipés of my favorite dish and snacks here in our place. This is a simple dish but very delicious and some of the people cooked this for selling and business porpuses ...

Can you believe I was still out there, to hunt the monsters that might get a problem for me later? After clearing two infestation area around this place, I went for the third one which is probably the last one. There were total three nests around in this infestation area and there were almost countless freakers around and I tried to take down as many as I could along with burning the nests. Do you see the birds flying there? ...

Hello and Welcome back to my blog! theHunter: Call of the Wild has one of the best landscapes depicting some of the real life biomes worldwide. Most of those were wild and largely untouched but there are some maps where you can see that those landscapes were altered by human touch. One of them is the Spanish map, Cuatro Colinas, consisting of a lot of farmlands, roads, old bridges and the occasional structures like churches ...

Where we were? Yes, we were after three relics to make Taro remember who he is and now Mr. Rusu started helping me with a new weapon which is just awesome. After the training session, Rusu sent me to clear the corruption around his house to discover the first relic out of three. That's where I bid goodbye to Rusu as I was going towards his house to clear the corruption and he warned me about finding corruption on the path ahead and he suggested my bow should help clear the way ...

There is a place in the city where the underpass leading to the park is more popular than the park itself. The one I’m referring to is Fort Canning Park. It features a "Tree Tunnel," which has become a trending spot for photography, especially among the younger generation posting photos on mainstream social media platforms. Naturally, I decided to check it out today because I was curious about why people queue at this part of the park just to take photos or selfies in this particular spot ...

the Ernestina Morrisey Good Morning and have a great day Today I will share a few shots of an Old ship that I often see docked here in New Bedford The Erniestina Morrisey Sony A7iv 17mm F11 1/60 Sec ISO 100 A little bit about the ship the schooner ERNESTINA MORRISSEY, was built at the James and Tarr Shipyard for the Gloucester fishing fleet at a cost of $16,000 and launched on February 1, 1894. was owned by Captain William E. Morrissey and the John F. Wonson, Co. of Gloucester, MA. The vessel was named after Captain Morrissey’s daughter. The ship’s illustrious career began that same year, when the 156 foot long schooner carried Gloucester fishermen to the Grand Banks, Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland in search of cod, haddock, hake, halibut, pollock, and other species and to carry freight, Under Captain Bob Bartlett she sailed to within 600 miles of the North Pole, and later brought immigrants to the U.S. under the power of sail ...

The sweet sin of looking back. It usually goes one of two ways. Either you appreciate where you came from, and what giant steps you had to take, and how incredible it is that now you're here, after all this walking; or you hate everything about it, and feel ashamed of how tiny the distance seems to your judgmental eyes, or even disgusted, if it feels like you’ve gone backwards. Sometimes it's both, somehow, at the same time, or one after another ...