Hello there, my fellow artisans and handcrafts enthusiasts!Welcome back to another entry in this series. As the maintenance of this instrument keeps moving forward the tasks start getting more detailed. In this post, we are delving into making a new bridge to replace the broken one.

Hello there, blockchain foodies!Back when we started dating, @octocel and I had a week full of things to do. Not actually work realted, but also that. We got together to bake for the second time. On said bakeoff, her idea was to make a simple cake with an added punch. The added spice to the cake was orange rum.

Hello there, black-and-white photography lovers!It's been a long standing tradition for the city for quite some time. Las Noches de Antaño is an event held during the last days of November, close to the city's foundation anniversary. It is a look to the past of Cumaná during these modern times. It used to be massive. The colonial part of the city was adorned and the streets filled with stands with traditional foods, drinks, dresses and other related topics.

Watch on 3SpeakHello there, gamers of the blockchain!Our new path presents us with other challenges. The Tear keeps bringing up more and more groups of monsters that get more challenging as we progress. Now, we have a new threat, the Eidolons. These floating monsters can teleport out of danger. They can also summon other possessed if we give them the time to do such a thing. Their attacks can ge thwarted by Lute's counters. That gives us no problem. However, as they keep themselves alive and moving their summons will have an active shield protecting them. Just like some of the wraiths we have encountered.

"Coffee is a language in itself."Jackie ChanHello there, coffee-and-beverages lovers!Swipe to see the photosAnytime is a good time for coffee.Last Thursday, I was getting ready for a trip to Caracas to finally meet my fans @maryed and @madefrance. The day was full of duties. I was getting my bag ready. Trying not to forget anything. That was the easy part.

Watch on 3SpeakHello there, my fellow musicians and music lovers!Time to close my entries for this cycle of the festival with a treat. I've been wondering what would it be like to play something by a musician that I know in person. Well, this cover answers that exact question. A while ago, I learned this piece. It is a composition by my teacher. It has been called "El Bochinche", but we were talking about it and decided we wanted to called it something different.