Oh, Honey!!!

A bee demonstration was advertised at the Farmer's Market this evening and I just couldn't pass that up.  I didn't know exactly what it would be but I had to see.  He had a couple large frames of honeycombs,  

I'm not sure what this is properly called but it's bees in a glass frame, they were busily working.

He's explaining something to a lady while he rests his hand on a block of bees wax.

Leonard was out that way recently and picked up a couple jars of honey from this man.  It was out of this world.  I have found (as a honey lover) that honey tastes completely different in different areas.  The honey from this area is very gentle with hints of clover and alfalfa.  Hope you have had a sweet day.  Diane

So Sweet

Isn't this little bee just the sweetest? She came home with me the other day.

See that big bucket of honey? There were several of them on the counter of the grocery store. It's the best honey I ever tasted. I had a jar at home so I resisted. Then I got to thinking about it, even dreaming about it. I ended up going back to get some. I hate to admit it but I think I'm a honey adict. Mmmm. Diane

Heaven in a Flower

Heaven in a jar, too. Honey is just the best food there is in my book. Honey and I go way back.

Now today when I was talking to Amanda she was eating honey out of a jar. This might be a hereditary thing. Nothing could be sweeter.
Diane