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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Garden of Microbes
As a former biology teacher, I find invisible creatures fascinating. Germs! Virsuses! Bacteria! These little guys live everywhere and they have a range of characteristics. The most famous microbes are the ferocious ones that attack and kill even the largest of … Continue reading
Posted in Bee in the Kitchen, Pollen Makers, Training Bee
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Curtain advice, anyone?
Our wooden-framed, blown-glass windows are being exchanged for more energy-efficient ones. The housekeeper in me is thrilled to see the ancient windows leave. Between the interior window and the exterior storm window was two inches of un-cleanable space that had … Continue reading
Posted in Bee-ing Frugal, Hive Building
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Book Review: Radical by David Platt
Don’t read this book if you relish a complaisant lifestyle. Don’t read this book if you desire a cozy, Christian-ish religion. However, if you want a book to stir you into living a counter-culture life modeled after Christ’s, read this … Continue reading
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Bye Bees
Two weeks ago, I walked past our beehive and noticed that the sugar-syrup concoction I had been feeding my bees had not diminished over the past several weeks. Maybe it was too cold for them to collect any more food, I reasoned. I rapped … Continue reading
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Strangers
Although I am older I often find myself copying my artistic sister, Gia. If she recommends a musician, I’ll listen to him. If she tells me to read a book, I’ll read it. I strive to eat organic local food … Continue reading
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Special K-bar
“Look at this.” My husband was peering through our upstairs window. A red light hovered over our house from which beamed a large spotlight into the woods behind the house. We watched as the search light turned on set of … Continue reading
Posted in Buzzing Family, Hive Building
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Crazy Frank
Over our steaming bowls of oatmeal, my husband and I frequently participate in a hobby called Frank Watching. The odd and elusive Frank dwells in a squat brick home beside our own. Every day Frank wears a tight white tank, … Continue reading
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