Ourpick Reading Suggestions for October 29th

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Occasionally, we will select a couple of outstanding posts that we find particularly interesting and suggest them for your further reading... We hope this helps authors as an additional promotional tool... We support creators with our upvotes in Hive, as well in other tribe tokens! These Hive-Engine tribes add extra value to the entire ecosystem, helping authors and curators follow their niches and dreams...

Satsman and Hive: A Growing Synergy Between Two Communities by @hirohurl

It's amazing to see the Liotes community gathering around and pushing each other forward! Thanks for the shout-out and the extra rewards for people who join the Liotes downline! Of course, the post you mentioned will not be the only one (and not the last one), which will help others grow...
We will continue with introducing things that can help the community to grow, to prosper, and to have fun on the way! 😃

Victoria Amores Chocolate: The Bohol Chocolate Farm From Tree to Treats by @junebride

I haven't done homeschooling for my son, and my parents didn't do it for me, but I do remember very well how I liked any field trips organized with my class! Not just because I had fun with friends, but also because every time we learned something new, we created some unforgettable memories!
The same thing will happen with your son... He will never forget this trip to the "chocolate factory" (better said, farm), and learning about the WHOLE process of creating everyone's favorite snack, chocolate!! It's great to have these kinds of places where you can follow the journey from planting the cacao to making (and eating 😃) the chocolate!

A walk on San Luis Beach, a paradise on the eastern coast (Eng - Esp) by @belkyscabrera

It’s a very peaceful beach, perfect for a lovely walk and a chance to unwind from everyday life. I really like the route of the path that runs alongside the beach, but above all the decorations along it; that tree caught my eye, as did the shape of its branches, which can often even serve as a seat to rest for a while or admire the scenery. That last photo conveys such a sense of peace; it’s lovely. You’ve been for a walk in a picturesque landscape.

A Dream of Sixpence | Mixed Media Project by @justclickindiva

What a beautiful design, in which the face of that little girl waiting for her father stands out, filled with such sorrow and sadness as she longs for him. What I like most is the tear with the boat inside it; moreover, the story is enchanting and I think it represents the lives of many fishermen in the same situation. A humble and risky profession, undertaken for the sake of the family’s well being. Around the little girl’s face, I can see the waves of the sea, and you can feel the hope. An excellent combination of colours that contrast and catch the eye.

EN/ES | Hive Open Mic Week 342 by @thonykx01

Wow bro, I’ve missed you! You’ve come back stronger than ever, and that’s what I love about your content: you’re always outdoing yourself and finding new ways to surprise your fans. 2026 hasn’t been easy, but having music by our side always gives us that extra boost to keep going each day. Sending you my best wishes—I really hope you can be around more often.

Cognitive dissonance by @steemflow

We all make mistakes, and age has no bearing on that, although one might assume that as we get older we have learnt more and therefore make fewer mistakes; but that depends on each individual and their humility when it comes to learning. I also believe that we are always learning, so a younger person can be wiser than an older one, because they may have gone through experiences that have helped them mature and learn. We all learn from one another, always. Another thing I’ll say is that I have great respect for people who apologise and admit their mistakes, because they’re more genuine, and it’s commendable to acknowledge those mistakes. That’s worthy of respect. For all these reasons, I think you handled it well: you were respectful, you discussed it in private and you didn’t overstep the mark. It’s the other person who should apologise.

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