Ourpick Reading Suggestions for June 17th

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Time off from work is really nice by @seattlea

Well-spent mini vacation with your daughter! Sometimes, I deliberately leave my wife with a kid to have a "solo time", and she does the same... I mean, we have spent a lot of time together as a family, but spending some time with each parent separately creates even stronger bonds with a child...
And speaking about reminding kids of their youth is the best thing ever! 😂 I like to poke my son with his "inventions" when he was a 3-4yo! 😂 Of course, I get a stink eye every time, but it's worth it! 😃

🌱 Tomato Update from My Home Garden! Thriving Seedlings Turning into Productive Plants 🌱 by @harmonelwithfarm

With the experience you gained last season, it looks like you will have a winning harvest this year! Completely agree with you that nothing can beat the taste of the freshly ripe tomato from the garden!
My parents grow tomatoes every year, and my mom prepares tomato juice every year... Sometimes it's 15-20 liters of tasty juice that can be consumed in winter and year-round! They grow a variety called "bull's heart," and sometimes, 1 tomato can reach almost 1kg!

Among photographs of volleyball. by @wilfredocav

I’m so glad to see you back here and that you’re sharing your work and passion for photography. It’s no easy task to take photos of people in motion and capture the moment, and it’s even trickier to capture athletes in motion in low-light conditions, but you’ve pulled it off! I also love the variety of colours.
The first and last photos are my favourites, with those girls in mid-air and those perfect movements. They’re brilliant.

Where am I building it? by @elizabeths14

I think I might have an answer to your question about where we are building: we build within ourselves. We can help many people, build communities, and work in different ways, but ultimately, it is we ourselves who are enriched by what we learn from everything we do. The fact that we help or teach others doesn’t mean that the reward will come from that person. That reward will come, because life always gives back what we do and give, but we never know when it will arrive or from whom. But one thing is certain: whatever we do, we do it for ourselves, because what we give will come back to us.
That’s why, whether it’s at Hive or in any other aspect of life, good things will come your way, because that’s how it works. A very happy 7th anniversary to Hive!! On that very same day, but eight years ago, I completely turned my life around by moving to a different country. That date is also very important to me.

Historias de cementerios/ El árbol de guayaba (Esp/Eng) by @popurri

I love true stories, the ones that people actually live through and experience, because they’re the ones most worth telling, and they can be more terrifying than a work of fiction. What I see here is mainly a matter of suggestion; I don’t think that, chemically speaking, the tree could bear fruit that is, shall we say, poisoned, simply because it’s in a cemetery. The plant itself rids itself of all that is harmful, although it’s true that the water flowing through the groundwater closest to the bodies is contaminated and cannot be drunk; in fact, the taps in cemeteries say: ‘Water not fit for drinking’.
In that sense, it’s possible, and only possible, that the fruit might be spoiled if the tree draws water from that source, but not because of a curse or anything of the sort. Now… as a story, it’s excellent because it really does strike fear into people’s hearts, even though nothing serious actually happens. I loved that you took part, and especially in this way.

Hive / Open mic - Week #323 (ACAPELLA) Cover - Somos Tú y Yo/Victor Drija & Sheryl Rubio by D-rock [Esp]-[Eng] by @d-rock

I was already 19 when Somos Tú y Yo came out, so it wasn't a show I could enjoy the way I usually did during my teenage years; however, its impact was so huge that I learned many of the songs and the characters' names. Clearly, this is the quintessential song from that era of Venezuelan youth, so it’s no surprise that it means so much to you.

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