I was feeling lovable today so I thought I would keep my post simple and share the love!!So you all get a big hug .
Also :I have been seeing bees all over the news .It must just be that time of year .People having to rip big chunks of their roof off and stuff .It is crazy .I have never been affraid of bees but that was before I knew the extent of damage they could cause .My grandmother e-mailed me this story of one case found ..I thought I would share it with everyone ..Can you imagine honey oozing from walls ?I guess they could get a bee charmer and start selling the honey as a fundraiser ..lmao (Bee story)
Darn bees. No wonder the beekeepers wear those funky headnets all the time.
ReplyDeletePopped in from Michele's today. Your site is such a great read...I'm sorry I've been so quiet in blogland over the past couple of weeks. Looks like I've got some catching up to do.
aaawww... hugging you back!
ReplyDeleteIt is my ambition to be a bee charmer. That is because I read "The Secret Life of Bees".
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
I love the hug you gave me....it is just what I needed today:)
ReplyDeleteI am here via Michele
Ewwww ... I hate bees. But, thanks for the hug. I'm taking all I can get.
ReplyDeleteHello, Michele sent me.
i had to evict some fire ants today. a lot less scary than bees though!! :) here from michele's m&g today.
ReplyDeleteI am a bee charmer.
ReplyDeleteMy dad was a beekeeper for a ka-zillion years. He removed many a swarm; none as big as the one you mentioned.
Here via Michele's. I've seen your name many times but never stopped in. You have a nice joint.
hey there! i posted my pumpkin biscuit recipe today (along with some other biscuit recipes) if you still wanted it. i'm still working on typing out a list of all my pumpkin recipes! :)
ReplyDeleteright back at your babe!!!!!!MUAH!!!
ReplyDeleteand no, i have never heard of that bee thing, we have west nile mosquitos up here instead