Two things I deliberately decided to do for myself and so far I feel a lot better Stop buying items on impulse Learning to say “no, I can't help you” or “I can't afford it”For as long as I can remember, I have had a strong desire to help others. Whether it was a friend in need, a family member struggling, or a stranger requesting for assistance, I've always tried to lend a hand. While this trait has earned me many wonderful relationships and experiences, it's also taken a toll on my mental and emotional well-being.

The moment I came across this prompt, the first thing that came to my mind was my final year in the university.I got admitted into the university in January, 2016 and Kaduna state University is in my state of origin, so I have a number of relatives who are professors and lecturers there. And then there was professor Keturah who is my father's younger sister.

I really took my time to create a post to share on Hive, but a simple mistake I made caused my post to get a downvote. I'm sharing my experience so others can learn from my mistakes.I joined Hive in October, 2024 so I can say that I am still new to the whole thing. So far, I have been enjoying every bit of the experience on this blockchain, even as I explore everything it has to offer.

Mi esposo había estado anhelando este plato tradicional durante un tiempo, así que decidí sorprenderlo con una deliciosa versión casera. Estoy emocionada de compartir la receta con mi familia de Hive. Gwaté, también conocido como Paté, es una pôrij sabrosa hecha con sémola de maíz o Acha (Fonio/Arroz Hambriento) y cargada de diversas verduras. El consejo de mi mamá? "Agrega un poco de todo". Este plato es un clásico en muchos hogares nigerianos, especialmente en el norte, y estoy feliz de compartir mi versión.

It was December 2023, a family that lived in our little estate moved out and it only took a week or two before we got new neighbors who moved into the empty house. At first, for some reason I was indifferent about having new neighbors, but where I come from, it is normal that when new people move into the neighborhood, the neighbors visit, sometimes with housewarming gifts to welcome them to the neighborhood.

It was Sunday afternoon and I was not really out to hunt for shadows. We were on our way back from church together with my lovely siblings and I thought they looked good, so I asked them to pose for some shots. Last week I was going through my gallery and I saw the beautiful pictures I took and thought these would be great for a shadow hunters contest entry.