LOH CONTEST #251: Living by the Values That Shape Me.
Hello distinguish hivers When I look back at the choices I have made in life and the direction I continue to follow, I realize that certain values have consistently guided my…
temmylade
@temmylade
Love of Christ.
temmylade reblogged
Sam’s Hangout Week #74- Summary/Winners
"In every community, there is work to be done. In every nation, there are wounds to heal. In every heart, there is the power to do…
When Love Forgets How to Breathe
Hello Hivers It all started with a simple thought and before I knew it, I was uncovering something worth sharing with you today. So, let’s begin. They say, **Never go looking…
Would You Pay the Price for Perfect Memory?
Hey there 🤗 thanks for stopping by my little corner of #hive, I am so glad you are here. Grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and let’s dive right into it ✌️…
temmylade reblogged
Not Every Advantage is worth the Risk
Hello Learners. source *As much as the offer is tempting, having a chip in my brain that…
temmylade reblogged
Sam's Hangout #74- “PHYSICAL HANGOUT IN VIEW”
"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much." - Helen Keller.…
The Legacy You Leave 🔑 🔐 Will Your Name Be a Key or a Padlock?
Have you ever wondered if your life will be remembered when you are gone? Not just by family or friends, but by generations yet unborn? The truth is, every action we take today…
temmylade reblogged
Topcomment weekly curation report (week 33)
News We're hiring! Some of our curators have been quite busy with real life events lately. They will probably calm down again, but still…
Yaaay 💃💃💃 Sam Hangout is Bringing Us Together for a Physical Hangout 🔊 🇳🇬
Yippee 💃drums roll in 🥁 finally, @sam.hangout has decided to host a physical hangout for Nigerian Hivers and I am so excited ☺️ I honestly can’t wait to meet more Hive users…
temmylade reblogged
Healing From Within: Navigating Forgiveness And Self-Love
Let me start with a short story, an elder woman in a neighborhood I once lived in had almost nothing to do with anyone in the neighborhood. She was always on her own, I thought…