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One Month Is Not Enough I know many will think I’m being negative, and that I might be a lazy person, which is why I believe one month is not enough to master a skill. But when we talk about mastery or

Nature has shown us that equity is a cultural concept that societies have developed in tandem with their evolution. Animals living in packs have hierarchies, which likely keeps them safe from extinction.

Aún es viernes Pepe! Sí, al menos aquí en #Paraguay todavía es viernes! Y yo casi me olvido de mi #PepePowerUpDay 😔 Pero aquí estamos, contrarreloj y apelando a la buena voluntad de @pepetoken para que

El Paradigma de la Educación Hay un par de frases que leí por ahí que expresan con claridad la importancia de la educación y dicen así: "La educación es el arma más poderosa que puedes usar para cambiar

Here in Paraguay politicians had have the brilliant idea to change the hour to a unique oficial hour all the year, and for that reason now we have night till 7:30 AM. I guess that it's pretty good for

Cuando te votan las 🐳 Cuando inicié mis primeros pasos en Hive creía que había miles de usuarios activos, porque suponía que si un usuario te votaba, era porque te había leído (y gustado tu contenido),

A Moment of Family Unity I believe that in life there are moments that should be treasured as family traditions and passed down from generation to generation. Gathering at the family table for lunch or

What I Would Advise My Past Self This week's contest from the #indiaunited community, which you can join by following the rules in this post, presents a very interesting prompt: What advice would you give

Shine and Reflections in the Palace The year was 2014, and I was in Quito for work-related matters. On one of my days off, I decided to take a sightseeing tour around the city. The Carondelet Palace was

Taking Breaks Can Be Enriching The concept of a sabbatical year is not well known in my country—or rather, in my social stratum—since it requires certain financial means to sustain it. What movies and

August Power Up Day Greetings, Hive friends! In this eighth month of the year, I’ve reached the goal I had set for the end of the year: 1000 HP. When I began this journey, it felt incredibly far off, and

Eclipse of Power Up Days Today the stars aligned and gave rise to a double Power Up Day. On one hand, since it’s the first day of August, we have #HPUD, and on the other, since it’s Friday, we have #PPUD

A One-Way Trip and Almost No Return On Tuesday I missed the traditional gnocchi of the 29th—our monthly ritual—because I had to enroll at the university. Yes, in the 21st century, we still have to present

Learning by Example In life, not everything we learn comes from formal or institutional education, yet these are just as—if not more—important than the former. This doesn't mean academic studies aren’t

Yesterday was a very good day, maybe my quickly visit to the Basilica de Caacupé made a miracle in my life. And maybe this beautiful statue of The Caacupé's Virgin, the most venerated Catholic figure of

Three Tune Tuesday – Argentine Rock Hello friends from the #music community, today I’m traveling, and since it's quite a long trip—around 6 hours—and in many areas I don’t have internet coverage, I’m making

Hygiene Habits I consider this week's topic quite sensitive, because I know more than one person will think I'm completely mistaken for wanting to correlate poverty with lack of hygiene. But since the

El color rojo solía ser y creo que sigue siendo el color favorito de mis padres y eso se evidencia en sus elecciones de compras, como esas sillas plásticas de color rojo, aunque el sol les haya robado

I was walking through the campus of the National University of Asunción, heading toward the Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences, where I would be applying for admission that day, when I realized how

Colors for a Stubbornly Single Woman This week’s prompt from the #ladiesofhive community puts me in a bind, as I must admit I’m not a big fan of clothing. That doesn’t mean I’m a nudist—quite the opposite—I