There's this common saying that the duration between life and dead is just a seconds, I've heard that on several occasions and usually agrees to it, but today I had a similar experience, although not related to death but I can't help but wonder 'what if it was death', another common saying is that within a picture lies a thousands words, so was and will this particular one remind me of the disheartening experience I had today which I'll be giving you an insight into in this write-up.
The picture above carries a huge message about how my day went and some of the items that plays a big role in saving the day one way or another, below is an insight into all that plays out today and how it relates to the picture above.
I woke up today full of optimism and mindset to put my shit together, publish a blog about this current hive learners feature prompt, before I'll switch off my data connection and create quality time to read without distraction and get myself prepared for the examination I'm having on Wednesday, little did I know that what Lies ahead of me today is far from what I expected.
I already chose a picture I'll be writing about and was in the second paragraph of the article when 
It was to late, I realize the screen of the phone was what was almost falling off and not the entire phone, and immediately I tried to remove it, I unknowingly detach the screen from the phone and that was the last display I saw before the phone went blank.
I quickly dressed up and took it to and engineer who made some calls and confirmed that he'll visit the nearby market to purchase another screen, so I should come back by 5 pm, I went back home hopeful that I'll at least still get to use my phone again, so I decided to use those period to attend to some house chores like washing, mobbing the floor and several others things.
I had to other phone to check time, so I quickly brought out my wrists watch that I hardly wore, luckily the time is still correct, but it's no where close to 5pm, so I decided to take a nap, I woke up by 6pm and rush down to the engineer shop only to be told that he didn't find the screen and I'll have to wait till next week Monday before he'll visit the major market in the heart of Lagos to search for my phone screen.
That was a devastating news for me, I've had several things I ought to do with the phone, which is now unaccessable, one of which are all the materials I ought to read for my coming exam, most of my contact were also saved to the phone and not on the sim , so this made contacting anyone hard.
Well to cut the long story short, I later borrowed my neighbor phone, inserted my simcard in it and call most of my friends that stays around me, none had a spear phone to share for the time being and it seems as though all hope was lost until I called my friend 
So the pictures above captures a piece that'll serve as a memory for a while, the wrist watch was what I depend on to check the time while waiting to visit the engineer, the book and biro were meant for me to document some feel details and information I could get from my simcard should Incase I want to call anyone, while the phone casing was that of my friend phone, I actually detach it from the phone when I was trying to insert my simcard into the phone.
I'm still at shock and in disbelief, at a point I felt like one of my goals set on hive would crumble because of these unexpected occurrence, I thought my goals of publishing at least a post every single day of the year will die, I thought powering up at least one hive daily will also not be fulfilled, but luckily for me, my friend sacrifice his phone for me to at least get few things in place before he'll take it back tomorrow.
And with this I'll have to write at least three blog post and schedule each to publish automatically in my absence during the days I'll be away till my phone is fixed, either way , I'll still try to come online to at least reply few comments whenever I got a device to come onboard.
That's about all on my article entry for this section, it isn't one I'm happy about, but then I'm grateful for life, thanks so much for your time, stay blessed.
Note: All photos are mine.
