What lovely weather we have today in my part of the world.
My favorite season, spring has officially arrived and according to the weather forecast we're gonna be having up to 18 degrees Celsius today and that's awesome... I might even change the wheels on my car today and go from the tiny ugly winter wheels to the nicer, bigger summer wheels.
I like springs, cuz it feels like everything is reborn and everybody is somehow tracked on to a new beginning. Some refuse to see the old, though, as it is getting outdated and rusty, and refuse to slide toward the new.
Like the people around me, especially at the gym, who like to pose and share pics of themselves on social media, but don't know about Hive. I guess everyone joins Hive when they deserve to do it, right...
To me Hive is an addiction, it is a syndrome. Not just one time happened so that I could almost fall asleep but refused to go to sleep before posting what I had in my plan to post for that day.
This thing is a tapas to me. Tapas is a term coming from the Sanskrit language which somehow translates to "penitence". Penitence is probably too bold and narrow to describe my experience with Hive. It's more like a promise or an engagement. Fuck it, I'm engaged with Hive :)).
In the summer of the year 2019, I had a period of about two weeks when I hardly made it to posting on Hive on a daily basis and when the shit ended and I could go back to my routine I promised myself to never "break my tapas" again.
I held to that promise to date.
Does it ever happen to you to wake up during the night without no reason at all, and once you are awoken it feels like a good idea to check on your Hive account? It happens to me all the time and I guess that makes me an addict.
However...
These shitty pics that I got in this post are Hive exclusive cuz I don't use any traditional social media other than Twitter to post personal stuff and personal photos and that somehow makes my blog a way of journaling myself and monetizing that. The Hive syndrome is here and it has no cure.
Have a great day, people, and see you next time...
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian
