
Greetings ASEAN Hivers, yours truly, @Sakana here with a "No Post Left Behind", where I highlight and reward underserved Southeast Asian content that fell through the curation cracks.


The first post is made by @kriang3teejoe. I sometimes like watching my mom plant different vegetables or fruits. My mom loves planting stuff back in Cambodia like tomatoes, potatoes, coconuts, and other veggies. She also likes cooking simple food that doesn't take much time at all but still taste amazing. Our second post is made by @luueetang. I love reading and talking a lot. I have about 30 or 40 books in total both in Cambodia and the US. Reading is one of my hobbies and every week my English teacher takes my class to the school Library and take out a book to read. My sister also likes to read, she likes buying books but she also reads online.
The third post on this list is made by @nurul-uli. I like spending time with my family especially when we go somewhere fun like a few weeks ago, my family went skating and I fell a lot but eventually I got the hang of it. It was really fun and nice but my mom didn't join us. The last post is made by @vinzie1. In my country they also have J&T and another shipping company but I forgot the name. My neighbor in Cambodia, her daughter actually has a shipping shop not long ago and sometimes we would go to they're house and hang out. My dad is actually going to give me his old phone but he said he needs to fix the camera lens first.


(ᴇxᴄᴇʀᴘᴛ) Hello everyone. How are you today? I hope all is well with you and your family. We're stuck at home again this weekend. Our autistic son's mood keeps swinging back and forth, and he frequently engages in self-harming behavior. My wife and I alternate caregiving duties for our autistic son. However, the primary care falls on me, while my wife takes care of the domestic chores and cooking.

(ᴇxᴄᴇʀᴘᴛ) Good Morning to all my wonderful friends here. It's another wonderful Saturday. It's the day I go out and do some jogging to get some sweat out of my body. Let's go visit the Sarawak Literature Festival. Here in Miri, most parents and the locals prioritize learning. I believe that literacy is the key to success in our lives. This literacy festival at the moment is held at the local indoor stadium here in Miri for a few days.

(ᴇxᴄᴇʀᴘᴛ) Good evening hiver friends all... Tonight my husband and I want to go out and take our children for a walk while enjoying the weekend and breathing in the evening breeze and enjoying the atmosphere tonight. We left home at around 8 pm my friend. I live in the village and wanted to go to the city where I live, which is about 30 minutes from my house. Depends on the speed of the driver. Here we looked for food first for ourselves, we stopped at our usual place, and because there were so many queues and visitors, I only had time to take a few photos while waiting for the food.

(ᴇxᴄᴇʀᴘᴛ) Yesterday, I had to talk to someone where he wants to buy my refurbished laptop. Well, I still have my refurbished laptop in my room and there were I think four of them but only one that was still working while the other three were not working or needed to fix the problem.


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Thank you for this edition of "No Post Left Behind", @asean.hive and @sakana! Highlighting posts from Southeast Asia that might otherwise go unnoticed is a generous idea, and the rules, with five comments on other community posts and at least 250 words, encourage real participation. I enjoyed the variety of today's selection: the home garden and simple cooking of @kriang3teejoe, the Sarawak Literacy Festival by @luueetang, the evening walk of @nurul-uli with her little family, and the refurbished laptops of @vinzie1.
Congratulations to the four featured authors, and thanks to everyone who supports the community with the daily delegator raffle. A small curiosity: why is the series called "Soup"?
Matteo - Ca' Paradiso, Cagli 🌿
www.caparadiso.com
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Grazie per questa edizione di "No Post Left Behind", @asean.hive e @sakana! Mettere in evidenza post del Sud-Est asiatico che altrimenti passerebbero inosservati è un'idea generosa, e le regole, con cinque commenti ad altri post della community e almeno 250 parole, incoraggiano una partecipazione vera. Mi è piaciuta la varietà della selezione di oggi: l'orto di casa e la cucina semplice di @kriang3teejoe, il Sarawak Literacy Festival di @luueetang, la passeggiata serale di @nurul-uli con la sua piccola famiglia e i portatili ricondizionati di @vinzie1.
Complimenti ai quattro autori scelti, e grazie a tutti quelli che sostengono la community con la lotteria giornaliera dei delegatori. Una piccola curiosità: perché la serie si chiama "Soup", cioè zuppa?
Matteo - Ca' Paradiso, Cagli 🌿
www.caparadiso.com
Hi hi @sakana … thank you very much for featuring my post here. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you @sakana. Have a great day 😊