@crypto.piotr is one of the first persons I met on this platform. And he has been a very consistent contributor, which is more than I can say for myself. I feel honored to be a part of this community,

Yeah. I am easing my way back in.

This one shook me man. But as my grandmother always said: "Nothing lasts." Keep writing my friend.

Thanks for your feedback. I must start checking in on your work again.

Yeah. her third baby died last month. I think the child was less than a month old.

Good one man. I am back by the way. I see that i have a lot of reading to do. I will definitely keep on top of things from now on.

Great initiative. You have my vote.

Mee too @nicholas83. A wha dem hear bout.

Still producing quality content eeh? Great one.

Thanks for this post. And while I do agree about what you said of quality content. I have seen so many instances where very good content goes virtually unnoticed. Concerning the latter. I have seen instances

I am pretty much with you on the pros and cons of the challenge as stated in your post. And though I have a 9 to 5 job, I still managed to only skip two days. Like many I found burnout to be the major

Great piece. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks so much.

No holds barred eeh?

Thanks much.

Gracias. I am happy you are still reading my stuff.

Thanks for the history lesson. I have been following the recent developments in Britain concerning the Windrush Generation. I am hoping for other installments.

I consider myself a storyteller. This is something I learned from my great-grandmother who is now deceased. She told her stories in the tradition of a griot. And because she could barely read or write,

Another wonderful display of photgraphic acumen. I am particularly grateful for the geography lesson. I have never heard of this place.

This place is so beautiful it almost doesn't look real.