Here's a list of their products in case anyone wants to stop buying them. Looks like I'm buying generic q-tips from now on.

https://www.unileverusa.com/brands/

Note that this is The Onion.

I do seven supers at a time (the capacity of my deep freezer) so I won't finish for a few weeks.

I have a long commute in and out of a large city. Since I spend so much time on the road, I always try to get the details of Amber Alert notifications to be on the lookout for vehicles used in abductions. I guess I can't do that anymore since Twitter requires an account to see Amber Alerts. Hopefully my state finds another platform to post them.

I thought this was pretty good for a cheap phone.

Not comments are fine, but I don't want to see posts without real users behind them.

Just snapped this today.

In case anyone didn't know apps like this are available.

Here's a tip for other hobby beekeepers. Get a big white board and put each of your hives on it. Then add columns for all the things important to you, including the next time you need to take action on each hive.

This is invaluable to me. I typically keep 15-20 colonies. I track the current status of each hive, what I need to do next, how many honey supers I've got on each, and my last mite counts. I also keep a lot of detailed info in spreadsheets and a journal, but this is my go-to for prepping my weekly inspections.

If you're into true crime, you'll like the Scamanda podcast that's currently being released weekly. It's about a lady who faked cancer for years to steal money and garner attention. Very entertaining.

Two pekes in a pod.