Hello there, my fellow artisans and handcrafts enthusiasts!Welcome back to another entry on the series of projects coming out of the workshop. Today, we continue with the build of the fist ukulele. Last time, we had set the some parts of the structure to have them ready. Now we are adding some more details and parts to these structures to get closer to the end goal: finishing the instrument.

Hello there, Blockchain Foodies!Yesterday was my father's birthday. Even when we don't have a good relationship, this is a time to get nice good and a different day. It started as a usual day working in new projects. When it came time for lunch, they had bought some Chinese food. In the worst fashion ever, the Chinese food ended up being one of the worst we have had in town. I have had some bad experiences with bad cuisine before, but this was just bland food.

Hello there, black-and-white photography lovers!Not everything is about the nice dog or gifts. Sometimes life cones knocking and there's no other thing to do but to answer. Some weeks ago, the toilet was getting annoying by having a leak and the sound was driving everyone crazy. As the de facto Handyman of the house, it was my duty to check the problem. We had to change the internal system. So my parents went out to buy it and then I got to chenge it.

Hello there, Hivers!The first time I saw a similar pattern, it was from one of @maryed's Instagram stories. And I knew I wanted to try making one too. The toughest part of this one is creating the pattern of the leaves. Trying to keep them around the same width and also filling the rest of the blank space with different lengths and directions.

Hello there, coffee lovers!One of the pleasures of people who live in the Caribbean is to drink coffee. We start from a very young age. It is no wonder why we also end up having some other things along the way like alcohol or other drugs. It all starts with those small sips of coffee during the hot afternoon. Maybe it was a thing of grandma or something else. I remember having coffee before going to school. It was usually coffee with milk and some sort of cookie.

The expectations of life depend upon diligence; the mechanic that would perfect his work must first sharpen his tools.ConfuciusHello there, full-time weekenders!There's this trend of talking about adult life as if it were a scam. I can totally get behind that idea. Adulting is seriously messed up! While one was a kid, thing always looked so easy. And I bet most of the problems with society have to do in part with the fact that children are shielded from the dire circumstances of reality for far too long. This may vary according to the situation you're born into, but most of the problems end up being the same.