Greetings!Getting angry is something I try as much as possible to avoid because that mode makes my heart boil. When it happens, I tend to react in a way that the victim—or, let me say, the person close to me—will not like. I don't really get physically violent; in fact, I cannot remember the last time I resorted to violence out of anger. I have really mastered the art of avoiding physical violence.

Greetings!Something happened yesterday. It was in the afternoon while I was washing clothes. A neighbor walked to my garden and asked me if I had attempted to harvest my yam recently because there were some diggings around it, as if it was almost harvested. I told him, "No," and it was clear that thieves wanted to harvest it at night. I didn’t want to give them the chance, so I planned to harvest it later in the day.

Greetings!When I visited Lagos for the very first time, due to what I had heard people say about it—especially the rough, mafia-like, and "I don't care" attitude—I expected to be treated roughly, especially considering the fact that I was a newbie in the city. I could easily be detected as such because of how I was asking questions for directions.

Greetings!For someone who's often overwhelmed and finds it hard to settle for an endless series—yes, a series with an unlimited number of episodes—it's honestly surprising how I came to accept The Walking Dead as one of my all-time favorite TV series. It's unbelievable because this is exactly what makes most of my friends turn it down whenever I recommend it to them.

Greetings!I think I've gained enough and massive confidence in the fall and rise of $Hive; if not, by now, I should be crying and probably wouldn’t have the zeal to blog for many days on this blockchain. Wondering what happened? Read on.

Greetings!After a very long time, it rained yesterday. I remember the last time we had rain was in early October last year, 2024, and ever since then, it has been hot and harsh weather, especially with the harmattan. Although the harmattan did not last for a long time, the remaining days, aside from the harmattan period, were so hot and uncomfortable, particularly during sleeping time, except for those who have constant electricity to power their fans and air conditioners.