The Class 10 results are out in India for sometime now. And with them, the pressure, the expectations, the quiet shame that still lingers around not clearing the exams. For some, the results bring joy, relief, maybe even celebration. For others, it's silence. Closed doors. Eyes that won't meet yours. And in some heartbreaking cases... life just doesn’t go on. But it should. This is for everyone who cleared the exams — well done. Celebrate. You’ve earned it. But this is also, and especially, for those who didn’t. For those who are carrying disappointment on their backs and shame that doesn't belong to them. This isn’t the end. It never was. You get to try again. You get to rewrite your story. Because one result doesn’t define who you are. You do. And sometimes, the bravest thing is simply deciding to keep going.

I knew it was coming — we all did — but somehow, every year, Dubai’s summer still manages to catch me off guard. The moment I step outside, it feels like walking into an oven with a Wi-Fi connection. The air wraps around you like a hot blanket, and suddenly even a five-minute errand feels like a trek across the Sahara. So yes, I’ve officially entered indoor creature mode.

This has been sitting in my unpublished box for a long time now. Here goes:To post, or not to post — that is the scroll-tion, Whether 'tis nobler to lurk in the feed unseen, Or to take arms with gifs and clever captions, And by uploading, go viral (or so we dream!). To blog, to vlog — to click and write anew, To share! — perchance to trend? Ay, there’s the rub, For in that trending tab, what likes may come Must give us pause… or just a coffee cup. The heart reacts, the fire blazes hot, One meme can spark a hundred thoughtful plots. Shall I post my cat? A quote? A rhyme? Or ponder deeply... "Is this the right time?" Yet the blockchain calls with cheerful pings, Where authors rise and ideas have wings. So here I sit, in post-induced delight, To click “Publish” — and bask in upvote light.

After being away for quite some time, it feels both nostalgic and exciting to be back on Ecency. Life took me in a few different directions, and somewhere along the way, my presence here faded. But the love for authentic content, and decentralized communities never left.

I took part in my first burning event in Rollercoin and it was easier than I thought. I saw the burning event in the 2 previous seasons. And it was intimidating. I didn’t have too many miners and the mere thought of burning miners was something I could not think of doing. Not then at least. But now, I had an option, to leave some miners in the inventory (I cannot put them up for sale, as they are the miners that cannot be sold), or buy more racks and a room (and I am currently have limited RLTs).

The mulberry plant is doing well and it is time to transplant them to their place in the garden. I should have done this in grow bags to make it easier. But watering and taking care of these plants is much more easier than watering 50 grow bags. I will do another round of propagation next week, will decide then.