Hello friends and Hivians. I know it's been awhile since I have last made a post. Not something I wanted to do and I hope to get my writing mojo back on a more consistent basis. Anyways lets move on to

I had never been to the minnesota state fair before, and I think the last time I went to a state fair was long ago when I lived in Iowa. Since there is a fairgrounds district in Gnar World, I decided to

So i went to chicago to visit my friends and attend the architecture biennial. I stayed at my friend @wavyid's house. wavy's housedaves party That night was the party before the opening of the Chicago

Good day, hivers! October is on the way! But before we end September, allow me to share to you our last activity in this month, the science exhibit! It was held last September 23 and today, I will narrate

Good day witches and wizards, welcome to @lorene08's blog. For today, I’ll share my first Science exhibit experience—not as a student who only visited to watch, but as one who performed and explained the

This famous work by Gustave Caillebotte is called The Floor Scrapers (or Les raboteurs de parquet in French) and was painted in 1875. It depicts three hard working men scraping a wooden floor in a middle

The Art Institute of Chicago is hosting a Gustave Caillebotte exhibition titled Gustave Caillebotte: Painting His World. The exhibit runs from June to October 5, 2025. Although I have seen some of his

Hello, Worldmappin fam! 💖 Hope you're all doing well and having a wonderful day ✨ Throughout most of Southeast Asia, it isn't rare for citizens to depend on buying drinking water due to fears about the

While making errands on the campus, I found a pocket exhibit- I mean, a tiny, tiny exhibit. ✨😌 This exhibit was to celebrate National Heritage Month with the theme “Preserving Legacies, Building Futures.

When my kids were younger and into dinosaurs they probably would have loved going through this exhibit at the Field Museum in Chicago, but we lived hundreds of miles away and never went into the city.

Exploring Singapore ✨

Last Wednesday, taking advantage of the influx of devotees attending the procession of Jesus the Nazarene in the Basilica of Santa Inés, both the Directorate of Culture and Tourism of the state of Sucre

A couple of weeks ago I published a post in this community that featured the Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery, in Cold Spring Harbor, New York. This week I returned to the Hatchery with my husband to take

Rare for me to be writing on the Wednesday walk community. But then, my Wednesdays are rarely eventful to begin with 🤣 Now I usually go on runs every day after work or even on my days off and i go in

Hi, there! It's me — Jo. It's been a while, Hivers! January is nearing its final days and so much has happened. Research defense is done, enrollment week, and now, our Pinning and Candlelight Ceremony

Have you ever walked into a place expecting little, only to leave with your mind brimming with questions and admiration?

Part 2 of photos from the Titanic Exhibition. You can see part 1 here The Titanic's sinking was one of the deadliest maritime disasters to happen in peace time, in history. With so few artifacts left after

We all know what happened to the Titanic. After striking an iceberg on April 14, 1912 it now rests at about 12,000 feet below sea level. Approximately 1,517 people died, White Star Line itself never fully

Few months ago, I saw an ads in Facebook about the Philconstruct in Manila. I dont usually go to this kind of event beca