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Newspaper Articles by Colonial QueenBee
"Raw honey contains particles of pollen and wax, both of which contain important nutrients and enzymes. "
"Bees must harvest nectar from nearly two million flowers to make just one pound of this sticky sweet liquid gold."
"Well-constructed corners are essential for a durable and long-lasting log home. "
"Beautiful white capped spring honey, sweet to the taste, good for the body."
"This delicate and unusual flower lives a secluded life and can only be observed for about one week a year."
The positively charged silver ion may punch holes in the cell’s membrane and interfere with its basic functions. Pic by bioparticles.com
"Rosemary was traditionally used to help boost the immune and circulatory system, alleviate muscle pain, improve memory and promote hair growth."
"A two-story free-standing outhouse from days gone by."
"A bit of fun before spring planting."
"A cellar full of home canned goods is pleasing to the eye, provides food for the table and promotes a sense of pride and accomplishment"
"Worker bees keep busy with the numerous tasks required to run a healthy hive. "
"Lamb’s Ear is an easily grown perennial that makes an attractive border for flower beds. It is soft and fun to play with, and is an old-time multipurpose medicinal herb."
"...our yard would be filled with the dazzling display of thousands of fireflies."
Memories of sleeping under the stars and roasting marshmallows over an open fire.
"The hammerhead wraps around a victim and secretes a neurotoxin to paralyze it to keep it from getting away"
"The air was a crisp 36 degrees and clouds gathered overhead. "
#1 (page 9) A mother's Desperation: "...were the foods I’m feeding my child ... killing him?’ " #2 (page 11) What is Comfrey: "comfrey had a significantly ... faster initial reduction in wound size..."
"I quickly learned, for survival reasons, I needed a better plan of attack concerning our meals..."
"Storms are not an “if,” but a “when.” We all have troubles; we all have trials and hard times."
"The kind of system I like doesn’t contain pipes, wires, containers of water or a complicated tubing and filtration system; it doesn’t even require a power source."
"At this time, critters can still dig into my greenhouse since the only area with concrete is under the raised bed."
"Once married, or remarried, their legal identity was erased in a tradition known as femme covert or “covered woman.”"
" Before starting on any foundation, think about how the greenhouse will be heated, if at all."
"The project was hard work but it cost me less than $200, and I loved the result!"
"As soon as the greenhouse became a secure fortress from the onslaught of flying dive" bombers, ...
"While it may be true that a hole in the ground can be dug out and a covering placed over it for less than $100, a well planned out, functional walipini may cost considerably more"
"As we approached finishing the last few panels, my nerves began to tense as I remembered the negative reviews about the kit..."
"The oldest recorded documentation of foxfire is from 382 B.C. when Aristotle referred to it as a cold fire; ..."
"... concerning the weather in December 1835: “…with a fire in the hearth, ... water will freeze within six feet of it.”"
"Children learned that work and responsibilities were just a part of life, as were looking out for each other..."
"Other benefits may include mood improvement, a positive effect on libido, easing symptoms of PMS, and may curb appetite to help promote weight loss."
"A lye hopper was an essential appliance on a frontier homestead."
" I went home and anxiously awaited its arrival."
"Here are some tips that might be of help if you are new to the growing process."
Newspaper Articles by Colonial QueenBee
"Life is so hectic these days that we sometimes forget to live."
"You stepped through an old, creaky screen door as the main door was always open during the summer; there was no air conditioning."