If you could switch lives with anyone from Hive, who would it be and why?
-May Blogging Contest
The Hive blockchain has plenty of users both writers and gamers. I haven’t been in Hive for a year but I already interacted and met a lot of people. I’m always eager to meet new faces and new people because Hive is a diverse community. But if I were going to switch life with anyone from Hive, then it would be someone I am looking up to which is Miss @wittyzell.
Miss Wittyzell is one of the staff in Hive PH who welcomed me warmly and although it was just a brief moment, I had an instant impression that she’s a good and kind person. There are plenty of things I adore about her, given her bubbly and welcoming personality. I think for someone like me who’s barely starting in the field of the computer programming world, I want to have a good opportunity like her. An opportunity that allows her to grow and learn various things about herself, skills, and Japanese culture.
Furthermore, the longer I stay in Hive PH, the more I get to know her. Especially, when I met her personally during the first-ever Hive PH meetup. What she is online, is still the same in person. I never thought that she would be so generous to everybody which made me happy. In this aspect, I would like to become a generous person. Well, I’m not saying I’m not generous but there are situations that I just want to be selfish for my own sake as well.
One thing that I am most astounded by Miss Wittyzell is her career in the programming world. As someone like me who is now almost at the finish line of my study, I’m now starting to grasp what the real-world offers and how it works. I couldn’t remember clearly how she got work in Japan, but I just remember that there was only a particular vacant job in the company and she grabbed it immediately. She’s the developer of Kem-Bot, the current bot of Hive PH.
How I wish I could develop a bot like that and help the community in my small way. Well, I’m not rushing things since during the pandemic, our skills reduced tremendously. I would say that most of the courses that were in the same batch as I had the same problem as well. That’s why we are having a hard time mastering a certain language since most of the major subjects are forcefully making us study different languages at once.
In addition, she’s a wonderful traveler as well. If you wander through her blogs, then you could see how wonderful her life was in Japan. She offered us the view, culture, and history to learn. I haven’t been to any country so I had this kind of urge to see what’s other people experiences in their travel abroad. Somehow, I could imagine what it's like to be there and what to look forward to in that particular country. What I like the most about Miss Wittyzell’s travel blogs is the food she was sharing. The food that you can’t find in the Philippines or food you can rarely see in the streets.
I still remember clearly during Discord’s night calls and Bardagulan before, when everyone’s life experiences were being spilled. I like how her wild experiences went and how she continuously creates memorable memories. I cannot spill anything here but whenever I remember those nights, it just makes me smile. How I wish I have that kind of adventurous side which I am starting to show right now. Finally, if I would switch life with Miss Wittyzell for a day, then I believe it would be a fantastic experience because we’re opposite to each other.
Happy Birthday, Miss Wittyzell!
All images are credited to Miss @wittyzell.