Sometimes, when life is feeling a little bit frantic, it’s a good idea to remember how bees handle all the jobs they have to do.
One at a time.
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Twelve of them, pooling their efforts over the course of their six-week lives, can make a teaspoon of honey.
And I thought I had it hard …
BEEattitude for Day # 364: Blessed are those who take their time, for they shall hurry slower and get everything done in good measure.
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2 comments:
What a wonderful message! If I could just remember this one daily. Little fuzzies are very smart.
How right you are, Petie. We couold learn a lot from bees -- if we'd just take the time to do so!
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