My name is George. I am not close with my family. I have a wife from Italy that's a model. My favorite fruit is papaya. I have bee hives. I do bee rescues once every so often and add them to my hives. I am an expert on bees. My farm is near New York. I rescued 20,000 bees.  I work as a bee keeper. I have worked with bees since I was young. I like honey.
My name is Nancy. I'm in school. I am the youngest in my family and spoiled. I have 4 siblings. I have a two year old pug named peaches. My dog is sick right now and is unhappy, but is getting better. I visited a bee farm. I am very interested in bees. I am very curious about bees. I practice yoga. I also play the piano and read fiction novels. I love honey. I buy locally sourced honey from the farmer's market.
Would you like to get a jar of honey? The bees I rescued a while back ended up producing a lot of it, and I have much more than I can store. I have been giving it away to friends and family in the past two days, and I still have some left over. I would love some. Natural honey isn't pasteurized is it? No, it's right from my hive. It's really excellent, too. Some of the best I've gotten from them. But I just can't eat it all by myself and you know my wife won't have any! Can't risk the model figure. I've heard natural honey is really good at protecting people from allergies. Have you heard this too? Oh definitely! Locally sourced honey is one of the best natural allergy fighters out there. The fact that it's super tasty doesn't hurt either.  Maybe you can convince your wife to eat some for the allergy benefits!!! Yeah, she's pretty lucky in that area -- no real allergies. Must be her Italian blood. The honey definitely helps with my hay fever. I buy some at the local store, but I'll bet yours is much better. Maybe you can livestream your been operation sometime so I can see how it operates. Sure, I could do that! I'm supposed to go tomorrow morning to rescue a hive that set up shop in this lady's yard. She's not too happy about it but I'm thrilled to get more bees! How hard is it to rescue a hive? As long as you know what you're doing, it's not too hard, but it can definitely be time consuming. It kind of depends on the circumstances. The last one I rescued had gotten into the walls of the house so there was a lot of work that had to be done there. I can imagine. I bet you have a lot of interesting stories. 