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I squeeze things a little too much π #GardenJournal Challenge π Hive Garden Community π All images mine unless otherwise stated.
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Ocean Lovers
2026-06-27 08:00
Shark!!!
Yeah yeah, you're thinking, Australia has sharks. However, down my way, there hasn't been a fatal shark attack in living memory, despite many places in Australia having many, particularly of late. Even
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DIYHub
2026-06-24 08:19
Don't be Dissing Ikea
Some people have whole wings for their shoes. Some people have a shopping bag. Whilst I'd love a big walk in robe, I'm happy with what we have ended up with, with the help of IKEA genius. I was chatting
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Rant, Complain, Talk
2026-06-23 08:00
Should We Buy Tickets for Massive Attack??
I think it's hard sometimes being Gen X. We remember the days in the same way boomers remember the days - both generations have the curse of recalling music in a different form to the way it is now - analogue,
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Ocean Lovers
2026-06-22 08:01
A Tidal Adventure
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Every now and then, some idiot has to get rescued as they get stuck by the tide and end up perched on a cliff. I always think they should be made to wait there until the tide goes out rather than waste
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The MINIMALIST
2026-06-20 08:01
Choosing Tech Free Memories
Thereβs something beautiful about watching someone get wise all on their ownsome. You can tell someone til you get blue in the face, but until they get it themselves, it's not really a lesson. My beautiful
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Rant, Complain, Talk
2026-06-19 08:00
Small Joys
Some days are good days not because they are spectacular, but because they are full of good moment to moment experiences. Sitting here knitting and listening to Friday afternoon Melbourne alt radio and
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Ocean Lovers
2026-06-18 08:00
Most Loved Ocean Photo?
I started the Ocean Lovers community on Hive because of my love for the ocean - those of you that have known me long enough here will know I have my tail fins in salt water and the rest of me on land,
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Cinnamon Cup Coffee
2026-06-17 08:01
Cup of Cha & Oranges in Porridge
Is someone keeping record of how many times I've given up coffee in the seven years I've been posting on chain? I've had various substites, usually homemade, from dried mushrooms to cacao and ashwagandwa
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Freewriters
2026-06-15 08:00
Digital Rot
Seven years of posting blockchain-side and someone could reconstruct me. In fact, ask AI to have a convincing conversation with me based on my writing and you'll get something that is a fair enough semblance
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Rant, Complain, Talk
2026-06-14 05:35
Opting Out
let me make this clear: I don't want to subscribe to your mailing list, sign up for text alerts, give you my postcode (why do you look at me funny when I say no?) I will not write you a review lovely soft
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HiveGarden
2026-06-11 08:01
Mid Winter Update - Garden Journal
It's nearly winter solstice here and I'm stilling figuring out this new climate zone. It certainly hasn't got as cold as my old place and we are yet to have a frost. The bees are loving the scant flowers
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Ocean Lovers
2026-06-10 08:01
A Sailor's Life is Not for Me: Response to the Ocean Lover's Challenge #3
There's definitely a romanticism to living on a boat or ship at sea, especially pirate-stylie, that is, outside the grip of council tax, electricity bills, and general taxes for living on land. The sea
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Finance and Economy
2026-06-09 08:01
How Do You Deal with Flexible, and Uncertain, Income?
We've got a new daily organiser at the school I work with and she's awesome - she's switched on, and makes sure all us relief teachers get enough work. But this week I'm told the planned three day a week
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Movies & TV Shows
2026-06-05 08:01
Half Man
I'm very much a fan of BBC dramas - they are very well polished and easy to watch, even if the content isn't particularly your jam. In the wake of watching Louis Theroux's Manosphere documentary and award
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Ocean Lovers
2026-06-04 06:56
π¦π¦π¦ Should We Pick A Favourite Sea Creature - Even a Shark? π¦π¦π¦
Living by the ocean means you encounter marine creatures more than most, even though there's some you'd prefer to avoid. Whilst people might see Australia as a shark filled horror island, it's actually
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Rant, Complain, Talk
2026-06-03 07:55
Oh for An Angle Grinder
On the lookout overlooking my local beach, there are locks on the fence. We've seen these before all over the world, on fences and on bridges. I've never really understood what they are for. Some of them
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The MINIMALIST
2026-06-02 08:01
The Systems Song π΅πΆπ΅πΆπ΅πΆ
'Syyyyysssteeemmms, I love syyyyssstemmmmms' π΅πΆπ΅πΆ Jamie's singing. Dickhead. He's made up a daft song as he tidies up. But we are totally crowing about all the new systems we have to make life easier,
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HiveGarden
2026-06-01 08:15
[Native] Garden Journal Update
It's been awhile since I've done a gardening post, mainly because my elbow has hurt so much that it's both hard to garden, type, and take pictures. If only I had fractured my left elbow instead. On the
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Freewriters
2026-05-31 08:00
Why I'm Staying Away from Knives This Week
This week, I'm staying away from knives. Why? My best mate, who I've been connected to since we met on the school bus at 11 years old and found commonality due to hairy legs and surfing Dads, sent me a
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Worldmappin
2026-05-30 10:16
Winter Walk - Urqhuarts to Sunnymead
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There's a strong south-easterly wind blowing as I start my walk from the Urquhart Bluff car park to Sunnymead Beach at the beginning of Aireys Inlet. The first section is an ascent, which I'm never that
