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👸 Farm Visits, Princesses, Tasty Soups & Disciple Training 🥣
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Well, once again I'm back to feature some posts that are extremely undervalued and worth a second look. The Philippines seems to dominate this week's curation, with 3 of the 4 featured posts coming from this country, and our tasty soup brought to you by Indonesian chef 
I am trying not to make this new lifestyle my normal, and I am very much aiming to claim back lost free time and do things I miss like making blog posts (and the much-needed income I used to earn from it), swimming, going on moto rides, making lots of snacks, sauces, pickles, juices, chutneys, and the list goes on and on. ASEAN Hive will remain among the top priorities in my life no matter what because I know how important HIVE and HBD earnings are for many of you folks. I will not make short, rushed blog posts to exploit autovotes, but when I am the headspace I aim to update you all with what's been going on. Okay, enough about me, check out these outstanding posts and show any or all of them love if you feel compelled.
Random Post: Market Day and Visiting Our Farm Land
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(ᴇxᴄᴇʀᴘᴛ) Visiting our farm place is one of my obligations and I always do this. I am lucky to have this place were I can plant many different kinds of crops, valuable plants and raising farm animals just like cows. But before I will share those, I will also share my Market day yesterday morning. My Mother asked me to buy spices just like onions, gingers and chilli peppers in the market.
Princess Jeffria For The Flowers of May
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(ᴇxᴄᴇʀᴘᴛ) Honestly I'm nervous, excited, happy all the mixed emotions was there. Hubby was roaming around the barrio because he needs to buy the major stuff for the float which is the light. Then he saw the others float, we felt that his envy because they have more flowers, lights and design compare to us. It went to the point that he message his uncle to borrow more plastic flowers. He also called it but got no response, so hubby and
went there to borrow the flowers personally.
Cook soup from oyong fruit for breakfast this afternoon
by:(ᴇxᴄᴇʀᴘᴛ) On this occasion, I am sharing my cooking recipe, namely fresh oyster fruit soup, which is my lunch menu today, we often see oyster fruit in the market, but I didn't buy it because I have plants at home so I just pick it when I want to eat it. There are several fresh vegetables and fruit in my garden. It was my mother who planted all of that. OK, let's get straight to the ingredients.
A Day in My Life Blog: Our Discipleship Training and Seminar held in our District and it was very Successful 🙏😇🥰
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(ᴇxᴄᴇʀᴘᴛ) One of the best events I have attended this month is the recent training that our District organized as it is for us young people and leaders to be equipped and strong in our faith and our foundation to God. This is what I am about to share here on my "A Day in My Life" Blog post as this is just once in a lifetime experience for us as this is also the first time our District conducted this kind of training, a "Discipleship Training and Seminar "
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