Sunday Minnow Support Curation - 10/25/26

Every Sunday, I choose five posts from my Thoughtful Daily Post Community; these posts will have been shared in the community. Or they will have been created with the #thoughtfuldailypost TAG. I was honored to have been chosen to curate for the @minnowsupport project, as doing so not only helps spread the energy I strive to create from my community. But also helps our Minnows as they begin their journey on our blockchain. I hope this helps instill that warmth and fascination we all experienced as we first attempted to find our way. But with an extra emphasis, on getting "eyes" on their works. To help those who I curate, I will be setting each respective account, as 10% Beneficiary of the total rewards of this post. Please help me to make these dear souls feel welcome!

Upvotes, Reblogs, and Comments, though not expected, will be highly appreciated.

Trust, Transparency, and the Future of Online Giving by
@nhaji01

Life is as fickle as it comes. You grow up planning your life in the best way you can imagine and all of a sudden something happens which ruins or your plans to hardwork of so many years. That’s how life is, very unpredictable. But this doesn’t mean we have to give up on our goals and dreams just because something went wrong for us.

It just keeps on giving by @jerrytsuseer

Even though I have lost a lot of my own Vitality my garden just keeps on giving.

A Little Kindness Is Better Than Judgment - Prompt #50 (Bn-Eng) by @jenifers

Hello friends how are you all I hope you are doing well I am doing well too. Today I will talk about why we judge people without knowing them and what could be the reason behind this.

Someone increases the emptiness. by @ainun37

Many of us have many problems in our lives, that is, a different kind of life, a different kind of problem. Just as each of us is different, each of our problems is also different. In fact, a large part of our lives is filled with emptiness. It may be true that we work to fill that emptiness. But in most cases, it is seen that life actually passes, but we cannot come out of those emptinesses.

To Judge and Be Wrong || Juzgar y equivocarse - Prompt #50 (ENG-ESP) by @estilodereba

​I remember a day when I took a triciclo on a street in the city where I live. I asked who was last in line and no one answered, even though there was a bunch of people standing ahead on the sidewalk in the shade. It turned out there was no line order, and a disabled man told me: —Well, just follow right behind me. Just then, a triciclo arrived and the disabled man told me: —Well, you get on the remaining seat because I'll go next on the other triciclo.

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