Author: @faisalhanafih
Community: Foodies Bee Hive
Chicken is food that people like. Various kinds of preparations can be made from chicken. One of them is Chicken Katsu. This is a typical Japanese chicken dish. Chicken katsu can be eaten with sauce and mayonnaise, it can be with Japanese curry, and so on.
Curator: @anggreklestari
Author: @duvinca
Community: Wednesday Walk
It's Wednesday and today another walk, one from last week now here, and although for the rest of you it's virtual in some way you accompany me on a walk that, this time, has been something different. It is not the typical walk through nature or through the typical streets of the city, nor enjoying the sea breeze or the sun. On the contrary, a walk at night, and not relaxing, but in a party or festive atmosphere.
Curator: @kstreet
Author: @duel-master
Community: Kidz Community
Today I'll be showing you guys our friendly raccoon and were she lives. She has 3-4 babies that our neighbors found and they're so cute. Yesterday we were feeding her cat food and Doritos, when all the Doritos were gone she stole the bag and started sniffing for more. As you can see shes pretty young to be a mother. She's like a little cub at least to me.
Curator: @crosheille
Author: @nayromero
Community: Love & Sexuality
Welcome to my blog, happy once again to be able to share with you and to participate in another initiative which was created by the friends of education and sexuality in hive, this time to invite us to play and talk about what we liked. or we would like to experiment with sex, because many times that helps to keep the flame of passion alive.
Curator: @victoriabsb
Author: @marbrym
Community: Plant Power (Vegan)
Besos de Coco: Sin azúcar refinada ni grasa 💋🥥 [ES|EN] - Coconut Kisses: No refined sugar or fat
But yesterday, despite the setbacks, I got up the courage to make a dessert, which I also haven't been doing very often lately. Also, I've been trying not to be guilty of the excess of calories in my family, but since I had a coconut that my mother-in-law gave me and my husband had bought me panela or piloncillo, I decided to make this delicious snack typical of my beautiful country Venezuela.
Curator: @anggreklestari
Author: @fabian98
Community: Geek Zone
Tras casi 6 meses de uso sigue siendo excelente | Mi Experiencia de uso con la Lenovo X140e [EN/ES]
Have you ever felt at a crossroads when you are about to decide what computer equipment to buy? Well I felt the same way almost 6 months ago when I bought my Lenovo X140e laptop, but until today it has been a marvel, in this post I will tell you how has been my experience with this amazing and versatile laptop.
Curator: @macchiata
Author: @litguru
Community: The Ink Well
“Filthy, absolutely filthy,” Dr. Emily Swanson said while watching a video of a male spider mounting a much larger female and guiding his sexual palpal organ into her epigyne. Under the UV light, their bodies glowed in ghostly colors that made the mating ritual even more bizarre.
Curator: @macchiata
Author: @moontrader
Community: Hive PH
It's more than a month since I work out my account here in Hive. I could say that I have difficulties on what topic I will write everyday, but I am trying my best to write a quality content. I just want to refresh my mind by reviewing all the things I learn in Hive. On what are the Do's and Don't s. I can't find myself where I post my article in the fit community.
Curator: @indayclara
Author: @rebolegi
Community: HiveGarden
According to Wikipedia, Monstera is a genus of 49 species of flowering plants native to the rainforests of Central America. This plant is known as the "Swiss Cheese plant" or "split-leaf philodendron". The name Monstera is derived from the Latin word "monstrous" or "abnormal" which refers to the unusual leaves with natural holes commonly grown indoors as houseplants. They are herbs or evergreen vines and can grow to a height of up to 20 meters in the wild. They prefer an environment with bright, indirect sunlight.
Curator: @indayclara
Author: @sagesigma
Community: Wednesday Walk
After a short walk up a small knoll, I found the sculture of the Reverend at last. I knew it existed, but hadn't really figured out where it was located. I did a bit of research last night and finally figured out the statue's location. I must have driven past it a least 100 times this past year and never noticed it.
Curator: @indayclara
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