Oh HONEY! You Are So SWEET!

A package arrived at my doorstep yesterday morning, and inside it was this:

A jar of honey from the bees that work the garden of my sweet friends Margene and Smith, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

A more meaningful and thoughtful gift I cannot imagine. I can't wait to have some in my pre-run breakfast drink this morning -- sweet and natural fuel for my run from across the miles. 

Thank you, my dear Margene and Smith! 

Comments

[Marilyn]

Sweet! How very, very sweet of them. :)

[Kristen]

I'm totally jealous!

[gayle]

You're going to love it! REAL honey is the best!
My brother keeps bees. He keeps me supplied with honey - a gallon at a time. Sweet gold!

[margene]

Enjoy the goodness of flowers and the sun. It should be good fuel for you run!! XOXOX

[Rhonda from Baddeck]

That's awesome! I love reading about Margene and Smith's adventures in the garden, with the chickens, etc. Beekeeping is something I'd like to try someday - the results are magic!

[Vicki]

Aw, that's SUPER sweet!! How wonderful.

[Seanna Lea]

Is it OK if I am a wee bit jealous? I wonder if I can have bees in Quincy, but my gut feeling is no.

[Lynn]

Wow! Lucky you to have such a thoughtful friend (and good packager - the jar didn't break in the post!) My friend brought me a small jar of honey and walnuts when she returned from a visit to Greece - apparently a delicacy. I've made it since with home grown, domestic honey & walnuts ... just put the nuts in a small jar, cover with honey, & let them sit awhile to blend flavors. Great over ice cream or in yogurt. Enjoy!

[Cookie]

How wonderful!

[Marianne]

Mmmmm. Yes, indeed, the sweetness of the flowers and sun, and hard work by the wonderful bees. :^)