Hey Hive, thank you.

What is the smallest thing you can do to make the biggest difference?
At times it may not seem like it, but the smallest intentions can bring about the happiest changes in someone's life. If you haven't seen it yet then you must! The 5th hive water project in ghana (see here). A little feelsgood moment.

Everyday hive does something impressive to change peoples lives. A family that looks after each other sticks together.

I cannot be happier to share with you the recent feelsgood news you brought to me. With your help I finally have a new laptop. Without your help this would have been an excrutiatingly long and frustrating process for me. With a combination of your well-wishes, tips and some powerdown I had enough to get a new laptop.

I find it hard to put together the right words to show my appreciation but you better believe I highly appreciate your efforts. I hope I can continue doing good by others and continue helping the destitute situations my fellow Ukrainians here are in. There is a lot to be done still. It has been months but there are many who are still struggling to even feel "normal". With this new badboy I can now keep pushing to find useful things to distribute, continue creating CVs for those who aren't able to, redesign resumes to meet local standards, create engaging events for the youth and my most recent mission - fight against exploiting the lack of knowledge of workers rights for Ukrainians. Koroche, lots to do, and it is all possible because of you. Thank you. I will be paying it forward.

Not too long ago I met @rubencress who helped me out with finding the best laptop within the budget available. Many Dutchie hivers helped me find the best options in a very saturated market. My old laptop doesn't have much to offer. The screen has dead pixels, few keys dont work, battery isn't working, screen can't stand on its own and so forth. But it still has a few good parts - namely the RAM and SSD which I had frankensteined into it long back. The charger also works. Basically I can break it into spare parts which will all be donated to Ukrainians who could make use of them. The motherboard might also be working properly but I am not sure about that. The new laptop is a refurbished acer, i7, 8gb ram, 512 ssd, for those wondering about the stats.