The 'Buzziest' Bee: Which is My Favourite Hive Community?
There's a Yoruba name I disagree with: “Ẹnílọlóbọ̀,” meaning it is the one who goes that comes back. I disagree with this simply because as humans we grow at an alarming rate and we don't even know. One who goes on a journey is transformed by that journey in many different ways. So the one that returned, is he truly the one that left? Well, Mahmoud Darwish answers this question in one of his very popular poems: “You won't find the same person twice,/not even in the same person.”
Early in November, I joined Hive, with the help of this good man 
"Let me quickly read something on Hive before I close."
Having said that, now to the question of which community is my favourite on Hive. First of all, let me say that I'm in quite a few communities, but I've only ever blogged in 
I helped bake this cake, but they won't recognise me as the baker. Well, I'm a better photographer.
I write poems. So it is only logical that I should at least write a poem in
A prophetic... No, poetic picture.
My favourite community, which I must say I never anticipated to be my favourite in the beginning,
I've read posts of people doing charity work. Weekly prompts in this community prompts one to reflect, whether it be childhood memories, or what one lives the most, one is sure to look back on things, maybe with a smile and write. Sometimes, this process helps one to to make corrections and new resolutions, like I did after all the encouragement I got from the community the day I posted about my experience in a hospital's phlebotomy lab donating blood. Later this month I'll pop into and do something for humanity.
