Get New Midlife Hobbies..... Bee Keeping - Ep 10

07/13/22 • 31 min

In this week's episode, Tish talks about the new hobby she started doing with her adult daughter, Meme. Tish and her daughter took up beekeeping last year. And this year Tish and another friend started their own hive. Tish tells us about some amazing Bee facts you may have never heard before. And how many times do you think Tish has gotten stung?
We talk about why in midlife we all need to start a new hobby to keep things interesting in life. By the end of this episode, we hope to inspire you to go out of your comfort zone and try something new.
We will also have pictures on our Facebook page The Midsters Podcast
This week's obsessions:
Tish: Honey Butter Crescent Rolls
Ellen: Wordle and the New York Post mini crossword puzzle
1 12 oz package
2 tablespoons salted butter
1 tablespoon honey
1 tablespoon powders sugar
Bake the crescents for 12 -15 minutes. While crescents bake begin making honey butter. In a small sauce pan, melt salted butter. Then add the honey and powdered sugar. Mix well until incorporated (the sauce will instantly become thicker once the powered sugar is added), remove from the heat and set to the side. Drizzle over crescents.

While crescents bake begin making honey butter. In a small sauce pan, melt salted butter. Then add the honey and powdered sugar. Mix well until incorporated (the sauce will instantly become thicker once the powdered sugar is added), remove from the heat and set to the side.
While crescents bake begin making honey butter. In a small sauce pan, melt salted butter. Then add the honey and powdered sugar. Mix well until incorporated (the sauce will instantly become thicker once the powdered sugar is added), remove from the heat and set to the side.

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07/13/22 • 31 min

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Positively Midlife Podcast - Get New Midlife Hobbies..... Bee Keeping - Ep 10

Transcript Summary

In this episode titled "Get New Midlife Hobbies... Bee Keeping," the hosts discuss the fascinating world of beekeeping and its benefits. Bees, sensitive to their environment, play a crucial role in pollination and food production. However, factors like chemicals, habitat loss, and environmental changes threaten their population. Discover how beekeeping can serve as a revitalizing and fulfilling hobby, encouraging stronger relationships and bringing passion to life. Learn about the medicinal qualities of honey, such as treating bed sores and alleviating seasonal allergies. Join Tish as she shares her journey into beekeeping, her initial fear of bees, and how she overcame it. Gain insights into her beekeeping classes and involvement in a Co-Op. With engaging anecdotes and interesting bee facts, this episode promises an intriguing exploration of a unique hobby that brings joy and reconnects us with nature. Plus, don't miss Tish's mouthwatering confession about her obsession with honey butter crescent rolls!

Transcript

Ellen Gustafson00:00:21.079

Today, Tish is going to share an amazing new hobby that really took her out of her comfort zone, something that she was able to share with her adult daughter, which I think is a really great thing. But before we hear from you Tish, why don't we get right to your obsession for this week? What is it?

Tish Woods00:00:42.950

My obsession is really something kind of simple, but I am telling you, it is absolutely f

Get New Midlife Hobbies..... Bee Keeping - Ep 10 Top Questions Answered

How do bees recognize people?

Bees can recognize people after two or three encounters.

Why are bees crucial for pollination?

Bees are crucial for pollination and the food supply.

Can bees be moved long distances from their original location?

Bees cannot be moved more than three miles from their original location without confusion.

What negatively affects bees?

Chemicals, environmental changes, and loss of natural habitat negatively affect bees.

What is the purpose of keeping bees?

Bees are kept for honey production and have potential medicinal uses.

Can consuming local honey reduce seasonal allergies?

Local honey consumption has been suggested to help reduce seasonal allergies.

How can starting a new hobby benefit a person?

Starting a new hobby, like beekeeping, can provide mental stimulation and new experiences.

What philosophy can bring joy and personal growth?

Embracing a "Yes" philosophy and trying new things can bring joy and personal growth.

What are some simple yet delicious recipes with honey?

Tish shares her obsession with honey butter crescent rolls, which are simple yet delicious.

What are some popular crossword and word games?

Ellen mentions her obsession with playing Wordle and the New York Times mini crossword.

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