Hello everyone!

This is the Lovesniper Retention curation initiative aiming to retain those quality content creators after making their introduction posts. It was observed that after newbies made their introduction posts, their succeeding posts are often ignored. This initiative will hopefully encourage the newbies to continue posting quality content and interact with anyone in the community. As compilation posts are also done, this will highlight the newbies and will give the community an idea which newbie to look out for.

Here the recommended posts for OCD upvote for this batch of love sniper retention curation:

Above picture is raw one , no filter , that's the exact scenery you can see when you go outside in our house .It was take 3pm after a rainfall. I felt boredom staying on the house and so I decided to went out and have my walk . This viwe captured my attention and hola , I took my camer then click 📷

Yesterday, we went to visit our hometown up in the mountains. Our main objective was to check on our oldest aunt that had been gradually weakening due to old age plus some injuries in the past. Our grandparents don’t have any official record as to her exact date of birth but correlating to important events during the World War 2, she is said to be around 82 years old.

My husband has a Chevrolet C-10 pickup truck, which he converted for transportation, since the situation in the country is quite tough. After making these arrangements he formally registered it with a transportation company and was assigned to work for an indigenous community that is relatively close to where we live, about 45 minutes away. The community is called Mapiricurie.

My aunt who is my mother's eldest sister, the second child of either sibling, my mom was the 8th is someone who is dear and close to our hearts. My mother and her sister were best friends and inseparable. I remember growing up, my mom and this aunt whom we called "Ah Yi" would always spend a lot of time on the phone with each other, considering phone calls were expensive in those days and Ah Yi stayed in another state called Malacca, chatting and sharing a lot of things with each other. They would go on holidays with each other ever so often, and when we were back to their hometown, a town called Muar, in the state of Johor, down south of Malaysia, you could see their closeness.

People worldwide climb-on-board for the educational ride of their life, for some it's a bumpy ride, for others a fun-ride... yet others struggle to even get on-board altogether, depending upon their social, economic or environment situation.

It's been a while, bee friends. I missed you! I am glad to be back here again after nine days of being missing. I have had a lot on my plate lately but thank God I got to manage them all.

First we need the materials that in this case are: a wooden box, which can also be cardboard that is resistant, oasis, which is a green material in the form of panela used for floral details, a bag, the flowers you want to use that in our case are gerberas, roses and foliage, trying to use warm colors, cheerful and feminine, also fabric tape to decorate the box, scissors and hot Silicon.

In the course of time they have changed the name, today it is called "Ezequiel Zamora" Park, formerly "Guzmán Blanco" - "Paseo Independencia" - "El Calvario". It was inaugurated in 1883 under the government of Guzmán Blanco.

Before I get overwhelmed with all the school stuff, my job and house chores I decided I will go out alone. I'm having milk tea. I want milk tea. That's the plan. If I see any Ramen place I want one too! (See, she knows why she's going out. She just wants to eat alone.)

The last days of August… Normally a very hot period, but last week we were surprised with several storms and cold weather. Not too bad for me, I like it when it cools down a bit. But the heavy wind and rain has destroyed my (flower) garden.

Please help us welcome our newbies! Hopefully, they will have an awesome stay in the platform and they will be here for long. To the featured newbies, your Hive and OCD family welcome you with open arms! Have a blast!