
This Summer has started off with a bang, um, I mean sting!
Both Jacob and Erik have been initiated into the "Brotherhood
of the Bee." On Saturday, Jacob picked up a bee "to look at it."
Today, Erik was being told to get in the house to put on shoes so
he would not step on a bee- and he would not do it, and proceeded to
step on one.
I found a helpful article HERE that helped me keep track of
the different stages that Jacob's poor finger went through;
it was swollen and an ugly pink color. Then today, Erik felt like
throwing up after about 3 minutes, so I am really going to watch him!
This is definitely going to be a Summer of firsts! I just thought
they would all be good! I had no idea that a bee sting could cause
such reactions hours and even days later!
Erik was distraught to find out the bee died in the act of stinging
him. Tonight, after dinner and baths, I am going to get out one of my
favorite BOOKS on bees and read it to him. I know that the sting will
bring a whole new level to understanding the bee book. I love the
spontaneity of homeschooling!
Love, Moorea
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Brotherhood of the Bee
Sentiments of Moorea at 4:48 PM
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Poor little men. :o(
Have you seen Rod & Staff's book entitled "A Hive of Busy Bees"? Wonderful stories centered on the "bee-attitudes". When Lizzie was a squirt I bought one and read it to her then lent it out and never got it back. Last year at the homeschool conference I bought another. ;o)
jAne at tickleberryfarm.blogspot.com
Jane, that looks like a very useful book, thanks for the recommendation.
mO
I absolutely hate bees!! I know they are needed to pollinate things ... and all that ... but I want them as far away from me as possible.
I used to get stung every summer when I was a kid. Once I even was stung between my toes ... it was awful! I always swelled up like a balloon too. I feel for your poor little guys. Give them a hug from me. :)
Hope you are enjoying your summer (sans the bees of course).
Blessings :)
Hi Moorea and Happy summer!!!
I once had a bee that tried to pollinate my hot pink fingernail polish. I swelled up for days, but my fate was not nearly as bad as the bees. Now why do you suppose the Lord set them up to die after stinging? I've always wondered about that.
I hope you have a lovely evening!!!
xoxo Cori
I love bees and miss Isaiah's hives dearly. I am sorry about the summer mishaps, but what fun to be able to share them in those "remember when" stories.
DoriAnn
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