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@d-honeyb
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2024-04-28 23:20
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d-honeyb
Hive Learners
2024-12-29 22:57
Reflections on the year 2024
As the last Sunday of the year rolls in, I can't help but reminisce about what 2024 brought me. I entered this year carrying emotional baggage from the previous two or three years. It was a season of deep
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d-honeyb
Hive Learners
2024-10-12 21:08
Simple Acts; Lasting Memories
Recently, I had an eye-opening experience when I visited my aunt’s family after four years. This visit made me reflect on things we usually consider small or forgettable but can leave a lasting mark on
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d-honeyb
Hive Learners
2024-09-20 23:56
My Journey into Patience and Understanding
Recently, I've been reflecting on who I used to be and comparing it to who I am now. It's quite different but in a good way. From my experience lately, I'll say growth can be subtle. You won't know how
chosen03
Hive Learners
2024-09-20 12:25
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A STEPPING STONE: INTRODUCING MY SHY SELF
Hello everyone, my name is Abisola Ifedolapo from the south western part of Nigeria - Ogun State. I am pleased to be on this platform. Like I said in my title, I can be very shy and that's when I'm around
d-honeyb
Hive Learners
2024-09-14 21:17
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Stepping Forward; Beyond the Gait
I wasn’t sure how to start this blog, but I figured I’d just dive in. It took me a while to decide to write about this. A recent conversation reminded me that it’s finally time to share my story. It's
d-honeyb
Hive Naija
2024-09-08 05:53
If only I could be a kid again
Recently, my seven year old nephew has been eagerly expressing his desire to grow up and become a "big boy." He always says, "I can't wait to be a big boy like uncle this and that"
d-honeyb
FreeCompliments
2024-09-06 13:02
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Celebrate the Living
In Nigeria, as in many parts of Africa, burial ceremonies are often grand, elaborate affairs. It's not uncommon for families to spend millions of naira on a funeral, refurbish the home of the dead and
d-honeyb
NeedleWorkMonday
2024-09-06 12:43
Extending Kindness through Sewing
Showing kindness to another individual doesn't have to be financial all the time. There are simple gestures that make a huge difference. It might be meeting a need in the little way you can. This was what
pepefashion
NeedleWorkMonday
2024-09-04 11:10
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Diy 5-minute headband for a friend as a birthday gift, with the color to match her dress.
Hello Guys Happy and blessed day to you all and a big new month wishes to you again, how are you all doing today, I hope everything is going very well, it is my first time posting on this amazing community,
d-honeyb
Hive Naija
2024-08-28 23:07
Published via Ecency
This Life No Balance: The Inequality of Electricity Supply in My Community
In my country, there's a saying we often use when we see things that aren’t equally enjoyed by people: this life no balance. This phrase rings especially true when I think about the electricity situation
d-honeyb
NeedleWorkMonday
2024-08-26 20:28
Tote bag from an old Denim skirt.
One of the things I enjoy about sewing is that there are many creative sides to it. I can express my creative ability with any fabric, whether used, already sewn even pieces can be converted to masterpiece.
d-honeyb
Hive Naija
2024-08-25 21:32
Multitasking: is it possible?
We have all been found multitasking at one point or the other. We even get excited switching from one work to another thinking we are effective without understanding that it has some effects on us. I've
d-honeyb
Ladies of Hive
2024-08-24 21:34
Freelancing vs. stable Employment | LOH #199
It was a bit of a tussle for me to decide which prompt to write on this week. Both prompts seem similar yet different at some levels. Well, you'll get to know which prompt by end of this blog. Individuals
d-honeyb
Hive Learners
2024-08-23 21:29
Kitchen Essentials for a Convulsing Child?
Our community is filled with stories of neglected health, illnesses turning into life threatening emergencies or even leading to death because of delays in seeking professional care. People cling to self
d-honeyb
FreeCompliments
2024-08-20 22:52
Lessons from Farming | Talent Tuesday
Farming is what I'm quite familiar with. Probably because I grew up with a father who loves farming as he hates to see us go hungry. Whenever I asked him about a particular plant he's always eager to pour
d-honeyb
NeedleWorkMonday
2024-08-19 00:27
My Creative Comeback : Through making a headband for my sister
For sometime I was a shadow of myself. I found it difficult to really get things done in time and properly. I had tough times being creative with sewing. However, I got myself back on track and decided
d-honeyb
Hive Naija
2024-08-15 19:30
A world without Modern Medicine
If the ability to manufacture modern medicine is lost, humanity might suffer significantly.The reliance on herbs, which have been the cornerstone of traditional medicine for centuries, would undoubtedly
mirzaiqi
FreeCompliments
2024-08-14 18:05
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Benefits of eating ginger daily
We know that fruits and vegetables are very beneficial for our body. But do you know that some spices can be very beneficial for our health? One such spice is ginger. You might be surprised to know the
d-honeyb
Ladies of Hive
2024-08-13 21:55
Published via Ecency
The Unconventional Handyman
Growing up in a society where traditional gender roles were deeply ingrained, I quickly noticed a subtle yet pervasive disregard for what women could achieve. It wasn’t pronounced, but the message was
d-honeyb
FreeCompliments
2024-08-12 22:32
Unburdened; Breaking free from Past Pains
We all carry scars from our past, some more visible than others. These scars can shape us, influencing how we interact with the world and the people around us. For years, I carried a heavy burden of unspoken
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