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 Often, one hopes for the best, but  unfortunately, what we get is the flip side. The other side of happiness, the other side of joy, togetherness, and oneness. It just doesn’t work out as thought, and leaves a crack in the heart. It aches further as the night chameleons to day and the week transcends into months, you desire those heartwarming moments once again, but it’s gone.   Gone with the wind, gone with the moment as you stare at the cold departure of warmth, a safe space.   Fjizzle You can’t really explain, but you just have to admit that it’s gone. Gone for the best, gone to find rest in the ethereal , finding solace among vigor and essence of another. Life is fickle. What once tickled and chuckled now has you hooked in a crossroads, contemplating what’s really worth fighting for or simply coming to terms with the cold departure of the scintillating chubby chops chopsticks you enjoyed chewing often.   Wallflower You pounced on it as it viciou...

During a recent trip, I was engrossed in a conversation with a fellow passenger who was swiping through the social media platform, X . He was bemused at some of the greatest inventions designed and established by the human mind and literal hands. I stretched my neck to share in his amazement. Here's what I discovered: he was staring at the Tesla vehicle that drives itself. Impressive, the human mind is simply intriguing. Every single thing that is in the world today was invented- cars, clothes, cellphones, and computers. It emerged from the deepest part of the human mind. GPS Navigation on PSP Console From great minds such as Steve Jobs , Henry Ford , Mark Zuckerberg , Bill Gates , the Wright brothers, Alexander Graham-Bell , the list goes on, every single thing serves a purpose, and it is also impossible to disclose which invention serves humanity the most. The Purpose of Invention Various types of guitars First, let us describe an invention. Invention simply means creati...

  The first Latvian word I heard was ‘ Prieka ’, which means cheers in English; the other word is ‘ Paldies ’, which translates to ‘ thank you’ . I learnt these aforementioned words at the restaurant, 2 More Beers ,  which I first visited alongside members of my family and the Uprising Platform team when we arrived in Riga. The Latvian attendant whose name is Bobi (not real name) made sure we had a great time at the restaurant. First, he gave us a card which explains some of the basic words a tourist or immigrant such as myself should understand as soon as he/she arrive in the city. For instance, how do you say, ‘I Love You’ in the Latvian language? It is ‘ Es Tevi Milu ’ - hey, you can snatch a Latvian’s heart now. Sipping fine wine Back to our attendant, Bobi, he was fantastic with making us made sure we are comfortable and feel at home. While 2 More Beers had some mouthwatering dishes, it wouldn’t be wise of me to try and pronounce some of the dishes I had, as it ...

On the second day of the visit to Riga, Latvia , the Uprising Platform was at the nature (otherwise called the Museum of Natural History Museum. The museum featured every animal mentioned in the Old Testament of the Bible from Noah's Ark , including reptiles, birds, and prehistoric creatures . The anima in the animus of these creatures was meticulously represented with profound attention to detail. The ambience of the museum encapsulates the geographical location or zones of these species impeccably. For instance, the room that had the sea animals, such as the penguins, fish, and dolphins, was made to be cold, as it gave the tourists that chilly feeling, as you would if they sat by the ocean in Europe. Meanwhile, the animals from the African continent were preserved in a humid room to describe the temperature in that part of the world. Anima in the Animus As a Nigerian, I was quite impressed as I was only seeing some animals for the first time. In primary and secondary school...

  Paldies , that is thank you in the Latvian language. Therefore, ‘ Paldies’ for opening this article to read, glad to have you here. I am sure you will learn a thing or two from my recent trip to Riga , the capital city of Latvia . Beautiful people with an impeccable fashion sense who are simply going on about their day and moving on from the turmoil and struggles from the I-don’t-want-to-remember years . Emerging from the world war conundrum, especially from the now-defunct Soviet Union oppression and rulership for almost a century. Latvia is a nation encapsulated in history; every part of the nation embodies the cracks from the nefarious period. They have since advanced, though, becoming one of the most technologically driven nations in the world, and the adversity the country has experienced has made it one of the most fascinating places to visit. Welcome to Riga, my nigger. A Little Bit of History About Latvia… The original Latvian flag design (Photo taken at the Muse...

In the morning, when you wake up, it’s September 1st . It’ll be less than 120 days before the year comes to an end. What have you achieved thus far? Did you say everything you thought you had in your mind? Speaking to those you love and letting them know the conflicting notions you hide behind your tongue?   A September To Remember Did you go where you always wanted to go? Learn about the little things you’ve always admired, desired, and are  looking forward to knowing? Can you look at yourself and feel proud of what you’ve done thus far this year?   Throughout the year, did you give anything your absolute best? Your job, career, relationships, skills, talents, hobbies, what are the things you’ll regret?   Sweetgum Each day, are you becoming you always thought you’d be or are you drifting farther away from the vision and objective that you scheduled for yourself at the commencement of the year?   Deep in the recesses of your heart, what are your...