That is definitely a question that I would answer – not to bee. But Chris has a bee in his bonnet, and thinks this will be a good idea. I do love that our farm produces “things” – vegetables, eggs, and maybe – honey. I don’t love the idea of getting stung.
I’m not unfamiliar with the idea. My family used to keep bees. I can build bee equipment, and I know how to extract honey. It’s the stuff in between – actually tending to the bees – that I have no idea about, nor do I want to. So Chris is now attends the Chester County Beekeepers Association and he is also enrolled in a beekeeping class to get an overview of the ins and outs of a hive.
He came home with a collection of beekeeping catalogs and a Beekeeping for Dummies book. I’ll leave it at that…
No Rhyme or Reason Farm 
Maybee Chris just needs something to keep him buzzy.
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Funny. That explains it!
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Oh geez, oh boy…. no running barefoot in the grass for Arianna!
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There is still broken glass, the odd rusty thing or two and walnut shells – so no bare feet anyway, but this takes it to a whole new level. Geez, is right.
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This brings back so many memories from when our kids were little back in K of P.
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I cant wait to hear about the journey! So glad you are learning before you leap! I havent yet convinced my hubby to let me keep bees!
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Well, good for Chris!
Not so much for you, ha!
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So hübsche Tierchen die Bienchen, aber eben, sie können mit ihrem Stachel schon eine grosse Hand verursachen! Aber der Honig ist natürlich auch gut und schmeckt sicherlich in eurem Gebiet sehr gut. Aber jedem das seine! Ich kann nur sagen, gut Honig!
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Haha! Good luck!
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