He he, I think the vocational college where I "teach" three days a week has really ballsed things up this term!Two years ago a new head manager was brought in and inevitably one or two changes in the curriculum came with him, or were coincidental to his arrival. Whichever. Out went Second Year English Communication classes (2 x 90 minute sessions per week) and in came "Seminar" courses, in other words, three hours straight with a smaller group of second years.

Well hello!This is the second post in a row where I feel I should introduce myself before diving into the main topic... A couple of days ago I introduced myself to the Hive Collectors community, and now I have chanced upon this Weekend Experiences community that I'd like to contribute to.

Hello!As this is my first post in the Hive Collectors community, I'd like to introduce myself and tell you how I found my way here...I'm a British bloke who's lived in Japan for most of the last three and a half decades. I think I joined Hive in January 2020 (ah, when it was something else...) and have been enjoying the adventure ever since.

For the first time in about 3 decades I got onto my hands and knees and played out a skirmish wargame with my Britains American Civil War 1/32nd scale soldiers on a 76" x 56" carpet, just about the ideal size for this kind of battle.

Well, April had its fair share of drama for me on the Hive blockchain! I began the month feeling pretty chipper about having been promoted to Co-Leader in one of the Splinterlands guilds. My intention was to build up the guild as the other Co-Leaders were either dormant or no longer involved with the game at all. To that end, I added a Guild goal to my list of 2025 Hive token goals, namely,

"Who is it that touched me?" Christ asks when thronged by a milling crowd. Peter asks him why he asks, seeing that the crowd presses so closely. Yet there was a transfer of virtue in that touch, for the touch was intentional, a woman wanted to be healed, and was healed.