SET UP FOR ANOTHER MEETUP WITH HIVE FRIENDS
Yesterday, I travelled down to lagos for two reasons; The first is already known because of my title which is to have the opportunity to meet up with some of my hive friends in lagos and the second reason is to meet up with family. It has been a little while I have been home, maybe a month or two months ago and I quite feel I have missed momma's cooking since I am the type that usually buy food outside a lot and don't even give myself time to go to the kitchen.
The picture above was taken in our first meet up ever last year Easter, we had another after this in christmas and we made agreement that we would be meeting up every Easter and Christmas. Our past two meetups had been full of fun and most especially, was with great food.
One of the things that makes meet ups interesting is if the food is great most especially, it gives inspiration on topics to talk about. I can remember that last year Easter was the first time I met @josediccus in person, and at first I was thinking, how would it go, would we vibe well like the way we vibe over the internet, would he be cool with me.
Christmas Hive Meetup
But you know what, that meet up went very well and we enjoyed every bit of it. The inspiration came mostly from the food we ordered. I remember eating a chicken peppersoup and a strawberry cocktail or so, and we discussed on how delicious the food was; yeah we discussed about our Hive experiences as well. You can check some of the meals we ate in the this link.
The meetup I am going for would be in a few hours from now, about 10 hours and it would not just be with @josediccus but hopefully
@k-banti would be with us and probably with
@readthisplease
@onwugbenuvictor
@ksam and
@omosefe. We plan to hang out somewhere in Lagos to meet each other for the first time in person and also get to catch up with one another.
After the meetup, videos and pictures would be uploaded most especially food vlog. if you are thinking if any donation was made for this meetup, none actually. Everyone comes on their expense, with that it would be easier for everybody!..
I can't wait to see these guys and tap some grace from each of them! If you are in Lagos and my like to attend in the one we would hold for Christmas, feel free to hit up in the comment section below.
WHO IS STARSTRINGS01
Starstrings01 AKA Giftedhands is a Hive lover, a Nigeria musician (Guitarist) and also a student who studies Mechatronics Engineering in the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.
His goal on Hive is to be more than a regular blogger but something more; someone with a purpose. That’s one of the reasons why he founded the newbies initiative @newbies-hive to help guide and support newbies. Kindly click here to follow
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He battles and struggles with balancing education and being active on the chain but yet his love and passion for Hive keeps him on balance.
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