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Hello Hive and @actifit folks, have a beautiful day and blessings. This day has been spectacular: a week ago, @cayitus63 and I planned to meet at her house to explain live about the #scrobblelife page, the curation method, how to create short and long content, and how to curate content directly from https://scrobble.life/curation.

I explained the rewards system to her, since through the #scrobblelife page we can earn rewards by interacting with reviews on the platform and also by interacting with all of Hive's content through the https://scrobble.life/ site—absolutely wonderful.

Who doesn't like earning rewards, especially doing what they love?

@cayitus63 is a die-hard Beatles fan, and this opportunity on #scrobblelife to share his music reviews is perfect for him to tell us about this great band and take advantage of his fascination with retro animated series to give us his wonderful content. #scrobblelife is waiting for @cayitus63 and everyone who loves the world of entertainment and celebrity gossip.

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It's very easy to join. Just register on the website https://scrobble.life/ using Keychain and you're all set: start using the site and supporting your favorite authors, uploading content to any community, and directly posting your reviews of:

Books
Movies
Anime
Audiobooks
Podcasts
Manga
Music

And if you just want to play games, there's a dedicated section for games: https://scrobble.life/games

And if you only want to upload short content, choose the corresponding option.

But if you just want to support content, use the website and that's it, let's start interacting!

Once @cayitus63 and I talked about the benefits of being in #scrobblelife, we moved on to our next goal:

Visiting a former colleague we hadn't seen in a while. She worked with us many years ago at the educational institution where Cayitus and I work, but for various reasons she had to retire, and we visit her every now and then. We headed to her house, and on the way we talked about life, politics, the government, and the various events of our daily lives, while admiring the incredible scenery.

Upon arriving at our friend and colleague's house, we shared moments of joy and nostalgia. We talked about our dreams and concerns, about how quickly time passes... It seems like only yesterday we were restless young people living the high life, and now we get together occasionally for a cup of coffee and to talk about pets and plants. As the great poet Rubén Darío would say in his famous poem "Song of Autumn in Spring" (1905):

Youth, divine treasure,

you are leaving, never to return!

When I want to cry, I don't...

And sometimes I cry without meaning to...

However, happiness filled our lives as we recalled all the moments we had shared. As the afternoon drew to a close and the weather turned cloudy, the bittersweet moment of departure became inevitable. We had to leave with the echo of Pablo Neruda's words in our minds: "We, those of then, are no longer the same" (Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair, 1924), letting the first drops of rain fall upon the memory of what we had experienced.