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Yeah,I am from philippines.some of those posts are from my previous contracts. Im still seafaring and currently onboard.


We actually are just getting out of the Red Sea.

Nut's, people on chain love to see that content "with context" obviously... like a story... This was why I was trying to say that posting can be a valuable experience.

I used to post where i was and what type of jibs we were doing onboard.but then,do it for quite a while and people will notice redundant post or i got tired of posting the same thing again and again😅soi stopped. Or maybe i shouldnt have?

My hive post are mostly food I eat, where I'm cycling, and about Hivegrove. I post about it for my own record and a way to express my thoughts. Not really caring whether people will get bored of it 😄

You may do same with your content 👍

Ah,that is a good insight.i posted initially because of curation and how i thought i could earn some.maybe thats why i got burned-out fast🤣

That happened to me before and I went in a long hiatus (many months).

But I missed Hiving and then returned to my posting and ever since I haven't stopped 😂

So take your time. You can pause or you can just play games. If eventually you return to posting then good 👍😊

Very cool! Is seafaring treat you well at first or you needed more time adjusting to sea sickness?

I dont know about sea sickness much..i think i didnt go through that much.i can get by with much of anime at hand and internet🤣

No wonder you have very nice sunset photos. Sunsets in the middle of the ocean looks perfect. Unlike here in the city, too much haze and smog 😂

Nothing beats watching sunset with the family but,yeah,watching it in the middle of the ocean takes rhe cake as well😁

From someone like me who lives on land in a city, where you are right now and what you do is we find very interesting. Keep sharing man!

What a job! Are you a diesel mechanic?

Yeah i am.not a specialist,though😅

Still a job that I would enjoy, because I like engines too. But not my area, although I know a few things about them.

It is enjoyable and somehow un-enjoyable at some point.imagine being stranded in the middle of the ocean,engine not running,engine crew overhauling the engine,while there is an approaching typhoon..one cant get help but sweat and feel the rush🤣

I only know about machineries from the ship.small machineries like those installed in cars?i dont dare touch them since i have no experience in them and they are more complicated so im not that confident in that regard