Cataloging what happens in your day is a nice way to look back at a later time. Sometimes its about family, or doing something you really wanted to do. Other times its more of a seemingly mundane task but to others reading it could be quite interesting. But its worth collecting and sometimes you can be really impressed with what you come up with.
This week I found five posts about life by Hive plankton and minnows:
Super adrenaline! Jump from a height of 30m into a canyon 20m depth pool by 
@dewamke44
@dewamke44/super-adrenaline-jump-from-a-height-of-30m-into-a-canyon-20m-depth-pool
Visiting a canyon in Turkey there is a cafe inside the valley. But their main interest is to jump into the water below from high up.
FRANCISCO'S DIARY #4 by 
@boeltermc
Hangout with their child they say how they are happy and healthy. Clearing out the pool its ready so they can play inside. With it being quite hot its nice to have, luckily some rain came through to cool off the area.
Dear friends, this is my Introduction post to Hive and Inleo. By 
@smarto
@smarto/dear-friends-this-is-my-introduction-post-to-hive-and-inleo
An introduction post on Hive, its about a hardware engineer that found Hive through some friends. Best of luck on here with your posts..Be sure to share some of your electronics repair posts in the Stemgeeks group.
Garden Journal|| My Garden Status and Checking my Monggo Vegetable Plant, Sugar Cuts and Okra Vegetables by 
@godslove123
Growing bean sprouts they got a bunch from a super market and giving it a try growing them. They are also growing some okra, sugar cane and ginger.
Visit my dad and grandmother [ENG / ESP] by 
@fotlala
@fotlala/visit-my-dad-and-grandmother-eng-esp
Going to visit their father and grand ma they hung our and told stories and made jokes. Looks like they had a good day spending it with their family.
Thats my five picks for this week, come back next week to see
Solo's next weekly picks. I curate posts every Tuesday and do this through MSP. Thanks so much to the Minnow Support Group for giving me the opportunity to serve as a curator!