Ourpick Reading Suggestions for June 28th

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It’s just that nothing is the same anymore. / Monomad Challenge [Eng/Esp] by @muhammadhalim

Nothing is ever the same; as the saying goes, you can’t step into the same river twice, because the water is always different. Time passes, people change, the surroundings and the buildings change; people walk in one direction or another, doing different things throughout the day, and time just keeps ticking by, that’s life, just like your excellent photographs. Brilliant photos of the streets and their people, of everyday life, of the comings and goings that make up life.

Hive Open Mic Week 324 – Esa canción (cover) [ESP-ENG] by @edwardstobia

The fact that we sometimes don’t connect with a song stems precisely from the fact that our soul’s vibration isn’t in tune with it, but it seems there always comes a moment, like this one.
Your performance is beautiful; your voice blends perfectly with the song, and the melody and lyrics are lovely, showcasing that simple connection between two people that binds them in a special and unique way.

Manías. Relatos de horror psicológico de medianoche [esp-eng] by @issymarie2

What a fantastic and incredible story, a very well crafted, film style psychological thriller; I absolutely loved it. When people’s minds are thrown into such turmoil, you never know how they’re going to act; it’s as if they dissociate and take on another personality that acts without the first one realising it, because that woman didn’t seem to know where the blood was coming from, the blood of the very woman she’d killed weeks earlier.

El espanto del cementerio (The horror of the cemetery) [ES/EN] by @rinconpoetico7

I always love your stories; horror takes centre stage and, in the end, the door is left open to the imagination, was it real or not? But stories like that do exist; perhaps that widow was searching tirelessly for her beloved, or perhaps she takes the form of the women men once loved to lure them in. The truth is, I don’t know what would have happened if the gravedigger hadn’t arrived.
You have a distinctive style in your stories; they’re unique and can even make you smile at the end.

A Timely Encounter by @litguru

I’m telling you, I’d much rather see dinosaurs in a museum than have to face them, because I’d lose without a doubt, and I love them; I’ve always found them fascinating, but it’s better if they stay in their own era and don’t come back to life! It’s incredible that you’ve been to that place, from the rocks to the dinosaurs and all the information there is about it all, it’s amazing. Even though it’s technical information, I love it; it’s another world and it’s always good to learn.

Crafts for the Coffee Fair by @jcrodriguez

What a fantastic event, with so much on display and such a wide variety; what’s more, the fact that it took place across different venues and over several days meant that more people were able to attend. I can’t deny that what I liked best was the craft section, the pieces are marvellous, from the quality to the variety on offer. There was an Argentine stall, which made me feel nostalgic for an annual craft fair in my hometown, where artisans from all over the country would gather.
The sweets were interesting too, as was the artisan coffee, it must be delicious and quite different from what’s usually sold. I’ll say it again: the best bit of all was the art.

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