The beekeepers become amazing because the bees are so awesome. It's, like, the transitive property of amazingness.
In one of my old books for my honors project, the author told a parable about bees that I really liked. When something bad gets in a beehive, say a dead beetle or mouse, the bees cover it over with wax so that it won't spoil the honey - and we, like bees, can wall up small disappointments so they don't poison the happiness in our lives.
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Date: 2012-08-03 04:22 am (UTC)In one of my old books for my honors project, the author told a parable about bees that I really liked. When something bad gets in a beehive, say a dead beetle or mouse, the bees cover it over with wax so that it won't spoil the honey - and we, like bees, can wall up small disappointments so they don't poison the happiness in our lives.