“Happiness held is the seed; Happiness shared is the flower.”– John HarriganHello there, full-time weekenders!Long time no see! I've been doing some things around my weekends and tend to not have time to get something ready for the #weekend-engagement initiative. However, I'm glad to see it is still running strong. It feels like homecoming to be writing something for this weekend's initiative.

Hello there, Hivers!It is incredible how i'm still at January photos on this sunrise thing when we are already into May. It says a lot about that habit. I don't know exactly what is keeping me from going out besides being too comfortable in bed during the early hours of the morning.

Hello there, my fellow artisans and handcrafts enthusiasts!Welcome back! Today marks the beginning of a new series. There is enough material to start three instruments. So the first thing showcased in this entry will be the joinery of the sound boards for each of them. If you're interested in knowing the identity of them, this what will be on the table: a ukulele, a mandolin, and, of course, a Venezuelan Cuatro. The order will be decided later.

Hello there, Blockchain Foodies!When there's not a hint of dinner in the kitchen, I know it's time to get out and look for something to eat. Some weeks ago, such a thing happened and I went out to my usual spot to get a burger. If there were any other good options around, I might try something else. There are not. So La Sazón it is.

Hello there, black-and-white photography lovers!I learned some days ago that golden retrievers have a higher level of oxytocin. It is the highest amongst dogs. It makes a lot of sense since you can't seesny grumpy dogs of this kind. And if you do, you might have found yourself a hybrid dog. The crosses of goldens and other species tend to have some weird results. Not necessarily in looks, but in behavior.

Hello there, Hivers!Some patterns are interesting in the way the alternate colours. Even when mess up the order of the said colors, the results might just be right enough for them to look quite good. Then comes the hard part. That is dealing with the actual lined that will mask or give the colors their shape. In this particular case, I learned by the end of putting the lines in place that I needed less. Sometimes less is more.