Hello ladies of Hive, welcome to my blog again.I love this topic although I am someone who doesn't pick up language that easily. I take my time to learn; you have to teach me or speak it into my ears consistently for me to pick up fast.

I love this topic, childhood dream. While I was growing up, some of us would always practice what we wanted to become whenever we gathered to play, especially on days when I was allowed to go out and play with kids my age at my grandma's house.

Everybody on this planet, both young and old, forgets things at times. Sometimes it can't be a deliberate act, while other times it's pure forgetfulness.There have been so many incidents in my life that I have forgotten major events of friends and family. But three events pained me most and I was very sorry about it.

I think life will be sweet and very simple if we can possess just a few little things that we need and think are necessary for life to go on. Having fewer possessions can lead to a simpler, more clutter-free life.If I am going to have a few possessions, it will help me to reduce stress from managing and maintaining belongings. It will increase my focus on experiences and relationships; I will have a chance for loved ones, instead of being occupied all the time.

I can't overemphasize how I learned about financial literacy; every day of my life, I have my grandmother to thank for it because if it were left to my parents, I don't think I would have been able to learn to be financially literate.

Vaccines are a crucial part of modern medicine and have been there since the 18th century, helping to protect individuals and communities from infectious diseases. They work by stimulating the body's immune system to recognize and fight pathogens, such as viruses or bacteria, without causing the disease itself.