Bees
Mid-winter update
We’ve been enjoying temperatures in the 50’s and low 60’s the past few days after an extended cold spell, so I had a chance to look in on the bees. Here’s a what I found: BnB2 The remaining hive in Read more…
Bees
Christmas Bees
I’m always amazed by people who have artistic talent – musicians, painters, potters, etc. I have zero aptitude for that – I’m too left brained. Sometimes I can crank out some artistic code that makes me go – “Wow!”, but Read more…
Bees
Pre-winter wrapup
It’s been a long time since I posted about bees. I’ve had a post in mind, but have been too busy being grateful and vacationing with my wife. 😉 Although officially winter hasn’t begun yet, it sure seems like winter Read more…
Cancer
A weekend of gratitude
As Thanksgiving approaches, I thought I’d write a post about gratitude. This was a weekend full of gratitude for Diana and me. We spent Saturday at an all-day meditation intensive at Eldorado Yoga Ashram. This was my first intensive, so Read more…
Bees
Bee Safe Neighborhoods
Last night I attended a workshop put on by Bee Safe Boulder to talk about creating Bee Safe Neighborhoods. The concept was developed by the Living Systems Institute in Golden, Colorado. The goal is to get your neighbors to eliminate Read more…
Prostate Cancer
PSA – Update #4
My colleague sent out the first snow PSA of the season last week and another yesterday which heralded in the first snow of the season. Since it’s PSA season again, I thought I’d post an update of my cancer journey. Read more…
Education
Who was at WAS?
The Western Apicultural Society (WAS) held its annual conference in Boulder this year (Oct 1-3) and even though I had hernia surgery 3 days before it started, I just had to attend! (plus, I’d already paid for the conference). I Read more…