Grace Guise
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i love creating content, i love writing and passionate about change, the world, the earth, the people and many things about life that is just magnificent. i love being alive, i love to breath the air and natural taste of water.
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Milne Bay Province
Milne Bay Province, located in the easternmost part of Papua New Guinea, is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, diverse traditions, and vibrant festivals. Among these, the Yam Festival holds a special place, serving as a symbol of gratitude, prosperity, and unity among the local communities. This annual event revolves around the cultivation, harvesting, and sharing of yams—an essential staple and cultural icon in Milne Bay society. The festival is a showcase of traditional dances, rituals, and culinary practices, offering a glimpse into the vibrant lifestyle of the people of this province.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in Feast
Traditional Dishes of Mumu and Aigir
Papua New Guinea (PNG) is renowned for its rich cultural heritage, diverse languages, and traditional cuisines. Among the most iconic culinary practices are the Mumu and Aigir, both of which reflect the deep connection between the people and their land. These dishes are not just food but central to cultural ceremonies, gatherings, and festivals across the provinces of PNG.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in Feast
The Balcones in East New Britain, Papua New Guinea
East New Britain, a picturesque province in Papua New Guinea, is home to some of the most dynamic volcanic landscapes on Earth. Among these are the Balcones, an awe-inspiring volcanic feature that shapes both the environment and the lives of the people who call this region home. The intertwining of natural beauty and the raw power of volcanic activity tells a story of resilience, adaptation, and coexistence with the unpredictable forces of nature.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in Earth
Exploring the Rich Cultural Heritage and Dances of Manus Province
Manus Province, one of Papua New Guinea’s smallest and most isolated regions, is known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Located in the Admiralty Islands and made up of one main island, Manus, alongside several smaller islands, the province has a unique way of life shaped by its distinct geography and centuries-old customs. The people of Manus Province, primarily the Manus and Titan ethnic groups, maintain a close connection to their cultural roots, displaying a strong sense of community, traditional beliefs, and vibrant artistic expressions, particularly through dance.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in History
Christmas Eve Alone
On a snowy Christmas Eve, as lights sparkled in windows and festive music filled the air, a little girl named Lucy sat quietly in the back seat of her parents’ car, humming to herself. They were on their way home after a visit to her grandmother’s house. Lucy held a small stuffed bear, a Christmas gift, close to her chest. Suddenly, blinding headlights appeared on the road in front of them, and within moments, Lucy’s world was torn apart.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in Fiction
Love Meets You
Elliott lay in the hospital bed, his body weakened by months of illness that seemed determined to rob him of every ounce of strength. His days had become an endless string of IV drips, clinical checkups, and the smell of antiseptic that lingered in the air. Friends and family came and went, but it was hard to stay hopeful. The nurses were kind, yet he felt like a ghost among the living.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in Humans
Bougainville:Unique Culture, Traditions, and Stunning Islands
Nestled within the South Pacific Ocean, Bougainville is an autonomous region of Papua New Guinea (PNG), with a history, culture, and identity distinctly its own. Spread across two main islands—Bougainville and Buka—along with a myriad of smaller islands, Bougainville’s breathtaking landscapes are matched by its rich cultural tapestry and resilient communities. While Bougainville is often remembered for its recent history of conflict and its independence referendum, the islands also shine as a living repository of Melanesian culture, traditional practices, and dances that have been passed down through generations.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in History
Southern Highlanders of Papua New Guinea
The Southern Highlands region of Papua New Guinea is home to diverse groups of indigenous people, each with a distinct cultural identity, language, and rich traditions. The Southern Highlanders, one of the most prominent groups within this area, are known for their vibrant customs, intricate dances, and the strong sense of community that binds them. Through their traditions, art, and practices, the Southern Highlanders exemplify a deep-rooted connection to the land, ancestors, and spirits, which plays a pivotal role in daily life.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in History
Flex Jobs
FlexJobs is an online job platform dedicated to connecting job seekers with flexible, remote, and freelance work opportunities. It was established in 2007 to help people find legitimate, high-quality jobs that fit into various lifestyles and work arrangements, whether part-time, freelance, or fully remote. This platform offers a well-curated selection of job listings across different industries, focusing on helping users find work that offers flexibility. Here’s how FlexJobs works and how job seekers can maximize their chances of finding, getting hired, and getting paid through flexible, remote opportunities.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in 01
Papua New Guinea . AI-Generated.
Papua New Guinea's Western Province is a region rich in cultural diversity and traditions, largely shaped by its environment and centuries-old tribal practices. Home to various ethnic groups, each with distinct customs, Western Province has preserved many of its traditional ways despite modern influences. Here’s a closer look at the culture, values, and traditions that define this fascinating part of Papua New Guinea.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in History
Papua New Guinea, Milne Bay province
Milne Bay Province, located on the eastern tip of Papua New Guinea, is a place of vibrant culture and rich traditions. This province comprises over 160 islands, and its people are known for their deep connection to the sea, a legacy of ancient seafarers and navigators who inhabited the region thousands of years ago. The culture of Milne Bay Province is as diverse as its many islands, with each group contributing unique traditions, dances, and artistic expressions that remain central to their identity.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in History
Papua New Guinea:
Papua New Guinea is a culturally rich and diverse country, home to over 800 languages and hundreds of distinct ethnic groups. One of its unique regions is Kerema, the capital of Gulf Province, located on the southern coast. Kerema and the Gulf Province are known for their lush rainforests, rivers, and coastal beauty, which have significantly influenced the lives, traditions, and spiritual beliefs of the people in this area. Let’s delve into some of the cultural practices, art forms, festivals, and traditional knowledge that make the Gulf Province, particularly Kerema, unique.
By Grace Guiseabout a year ago in 01
