Another little bit of the Master Plan Realised

I really like your bee patio Sjoerd. And there is nothing hap-hazard about your lottie. It looks so well cared for.Tell your wife to lay low for a few days and let her back heal. There is nothing worse then a bad back.

 

Thanks so much, Donna. You are very kind to say so.
As for the bride---weeeeellll, I don't want to spoil her. I need a woman with strong legs, arms and a back that can support 50 or more pounds for hours on end.
I asked her the other day if she didn't think it was about time to do some shovelling in the lottie. She said, "No way, José".
I sort of turned my head slightly and saidf with a straight face, "Where there's a whip, there's a way".

The pillow hit my head so hard that my forehead bounced off the monitor, and I whirled and fell to the floor, the computer chair winding up on top of me...

I now have a full body cast and am recuperating in bed for the foreseeable future.I asked if we couldn't get full time nursing care. I was even willing to screen the nurses myself, even in my state of infirmity. I thought that that was pretty altruistic of me.

 

To funny.

 

"Where there's a whip, there's a way"

LOL!!!

i'm so glad you're going to post about your experiencees with bees sjoerd! we've been thinking seriously for a bit now about doing 'our share', as you say, to help the bee popultion, too. i'll be looking forward to your posts and adventures!

 

DONNA--hahahaha.

BUNKIE--Glad you liked the thread. I hope that you can make beekeeping a reality, Bunkie. It is so important at this time. Plus, you have the acreage to plant lots of plants that have "extra" pollen and nectar for the bees. Please keep me posted on how it goes with you and bees.