Kiki 👾

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I tried doing this but it kept showing that i need to connect my wallet even after connecting it successfully.

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A cozy cabin, nestled deep, In woods that whisper, secrets keep. A refuge from the world outside, Where nature's peace, does gently reside. The trees stand guard, with branches strong, Their leaves rustling, a gentle song. The cabin's warmth, a welcoming sight, A place to escape, from the world's bright light. The fireplace crackles, with burning wood, As stars above, a twinkling mood. The wind whispers tales, of days gone by, As the cabin's charm, does gently sigh. A place to unwind, and breathe the air, A cabin in the woods, beyond compare⚡️⚡️⚡️

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Who remembers Bob the builder?

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Still haven’t drawn a banana yet🍌

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What’s the one thing that makes you go wild?

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Here are some common materials used to make facial masks: 1. Clay: - Kaolin clay - Bentonite clay - French green clay 2. Natural ingredients: - Honey - Oatmeal - Avocado - Banana - Egg - Yogurt 3. Fruits and vegetables: - Cucumber - Berries (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries) - Grapes - Pineapple - Papaya 4. Herbs and spices: - Aloe vera - Turmeric - Ginger - Cinnamon - Rose petals 5. Oils and essences: - Coconut oil - Olive oil - Jojoba oil - Essential oils (tea tree, lavender, rose) 6. Other ingredients: - Glycerin - Rosewater - Green tea - Chamomile tea Remember to always patch test any new ingredients on a small area of your skin before applying a facial mask. Also, be sure to choose ingredients suitable for your skin type and concerns or seek advice from a Skincare professional.

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Building blocks for kids are a great way to encourage learning, creativity, and development. These building blocks help kids develop essential skills like: - Fine motor control - Problem-solving - Creativity - Spatial awareness - Critical thinking - Social skills

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Banana purée is a smooth and creamy mixture made from ripe bananas. It's a popular ingredient in various recipes, such as: 1. Baby food: Banana purée is a great first food for infants due to its gentle texture and natural sweetness. 2. Baking: Use banana purée in cakes, muffins, and bread recipes for added moisture and flavor. 3. Smoothies: Blend banana purée with your favorite ingredients for a quick and healthy drink. 4. Desserts: Enjoy banana purée as a topping for ice cream, yogurt, or oatmeal, or use it as a filling for cakes and pastries. 5. Face masks: Yes, you can even use banana purée as a soothing face mask, thanks to its nourishing and moisturizing properties! To make banana purée, simply: 1. Peel ripe bananas 2. Mash or blend them until smooth 3. Strain the mixture to remove any lumps or strings You can store banana purée in the fridge for up to 3 days or freeze it for later use.

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Do you have a wild or daring plan for the weekend? Would you like to share?

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A cold morning today and I don’t want to leave my bed. My weekend begins now lol but work beckons. How do you want to spend the weekend? Visit your family,hang out with friends, partying, or just stay indoor all through? TGIF,have a powerful weekend ⚡️⚡️

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I know for certain that Mask holds a significant influence on people reflecting cultural, social, and artistic aspects of human society. Here are some instances: 1. Cultural and spiritual significance: Masks have been used in various cultures for spiritual, ceremonial, and ritual purposes, often representing ancestors, gods, or supernatural beings. 2. Disguise and anonymity: Masks have been used to conceal identities, allowing people to hide their faces and maintain privacy or anonymity. 3. Artistic expression: Masks have been a popular subject in art, from theater and dance to sculpture and painting, symbolizing characters, emotions, or ideas. 4. Protection and safety: Masks have been used for protection, such as gas masks during wars or surgical masks in medical settings. 5. Fashion and style: Masks have become a fashion statement, with decorative or designer masks being worn as a symbol of personal expression.

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Who knows maybe if i get a time off from work, I’ll draw a picture of banana,hand drawn of course. Should be easy I guess 🍌and will post it tomorrow. Lol

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I recently visited my home city and I can see quite a huge improvement in terms of infrastructures but it comes with a price; loosing our mother nature. This gave me a mixed feelings of sadness as I couldn’t find cool aura i get whenever I go to school early in the morning, the breeze, birds early morning chirping etc. I missed the good old time. Let’s build back our trees and conserve the environments. Thanks for reading my lil random thoughts.

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Do you know as much as I like to explore some things or places such as skiing,sky diving,surfing etc my phobia won’t allow me to try some of it. Here are some phobias I carefully highlighted below and you can tell me which one is yours in the comments section: 1. Specific phobias: - Ophidiophobia (fear of snakes) - Acrophobia (fear of heights) - Claustrophobia (fear of enclosed spaces) - Aerophobia (fear of flying) 2. Social phobias: - Social phobia (fear of social situations) - Anthropophobia (fear of people) - Glossophobia (fear of public speaking) 3. Natural environment phobias: - Thalassophobia (fear of the ocean) - Cynophobia (fear of dogs) - Astraphobia (fear of thunderstorms) 4. Situational phobias: - Agoraphobia (fear of public places) - Mysophobia (fear of germs) - Trypanophobia (fear of needles) 5. Psychological phobias: - Psychophobia (fear of mental illness) - Hypochondria (fear of illness) - Thanatophobia (fear of death)

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The term "regenerative"refers to the process of regenerating or renewing something, such as: 🍄 - Regenerating cells, tissues, or organs in the body - Restoring or renewing natural resources, like forests or ecosystems - Revitalizing or rejuvenating something, like a community or a concept. In general, "regenerative" means to: - Restore or rebuild something that has been damaged or degraded - Bring something back to a healthy or thriving state - Create new growth or development Some examples of regenerative concepts include: -Regenerative web3(the rebuilding of web3 ecosystem) - Regenerative medicine (healing the body) - Regenerative agriculture (restoring soil health) - Regenerative economics (renewing economic systems)

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Because today is Thursday,let’s drop a $WILD throwback picture . Who remembers Tbag from the series ‘Prisonbreak’?

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I recently joined $WILD train and I am loving it especially the User interface/experience.

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Does this picture reminds you of a Festival?

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