Well full disclosure. I've received plenty of emails from folks who said that beekeeping is great

and we did it and here's one Angie Peter says my husband and I recently

worked with Bruce and we have ten hives now my husband is building more

hives for Bruce. He's a talker and he comments on my

t-shirts every time he sees me. He hasn't seen my new one yet. And her t-shirt says beekeeper if I run you run

so there there were plenty of people who had nice things to say about the bees.

But full disclosure, I don't think it's irrational to have some concern over the bees.

Jeff the Builder.

Jeff the Builder is a guy I've gotten to know for calling in with food reviews and real estate and we email back and

forth and he'll send me hey here's a new listing and here's what they're doing

and this is a new trend this is you know people are putting in

Sunlights or people are putting in solar panels or people are taking off

solar and I ask him questions about that because he's out in the industry doing it

as I do a lot of other people. But Jeff the Builder had this to say it.

This guy, the beekeeper, makes it sound so easy. It's not. As you know, my dad is a beekeeper at the Houston house you visited. I went and

visited his dad's house because I wanted it. It's a fascinating architecture. I thought I would

try it out. My dad set up a small colony at my Houston house. It was really cool during the winter months.

Soon as it got hot, they reproduced by the thousands. That made me nervous.

By April, our first heat wave.

They swarmed and a volleyball-sized hive moved through my backyard.

I'm processing a volleyball sized hive. That's not, you know, like in the

cartoons it'll be bigger than that, but a volleyball sized hive that's that's

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