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 Another Move So the Bees Must Wait
 
Well, the last property turned out to be too big (the house) and too far from work so this week we are packing up and moving again, just ten miles down the road thankfully!  Unfortunatly we probably won't be here long enough for me to establish new hives but my North Carolina bees have been adopted by a good friend and are thriving down south.  I don't think they would have done well here in the winter we have been having so it was a good choice to leave them there.  I do miss their music and beauty terribly!  We have had snow on the ground pretty regularly since the end of November and the temps are in single digits often.  Not used to this at all and am looking forward to some warmer climes summer of 2012.  Will keep you all posted.    Still doing my herbs and making medicine and dreaming of  our retirment property.  It already has a name even though I have no idea where it will be or what it will look like.  "Peacefield"  I am naming it after the retirment farm of our beloved patriot John Adams.  I am actually having a beautiful Cedar wood sign made with the name and it will serve as inspiration as we slug out these last difficult years.  I will  keep you all informed as to our progress toward that goal.  Dreaming of my Peacefield.
Herbal Blessings, Theresa.                               
 
 
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