SOMETHING GOOD TO GET: HONEY FROM SAVANNAH BEE COMPANY

Last April I went to Charleston, SC and Savannah, GA for the first time. On a walk around downtown Charleston my mother and I went in to the Savannah Bee Company.

Inside is everything honey/bee related you can think of. 

Body lotions and and hand soaps. 

With many different types of honey to choose from (cheese, grill, winter white honey, etc.), I am sure anyone could find a flavor they would enjoy. 

Inside they even have a honeycomb to taste with some apple slices. You can also get a square honeycomb or honeycomb in a jar.

They also have cool gifts you can take hom. Like this honey pot. I love it!

I still have some honey and I love it. It is some of the best honey I have had. So if you are in Charleston or Savannah go to the Savannah Bee Company and get some yummy honey and some cool stuff. 

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel's sake. The great affair is to move. ~Robert Louis Stevenson

TUESDAY TASTIC PHOTO!

{image & info via NASA}

Venus and Jupiter are this month's two brightest planets. Shortly after sunset on February 20, they dominate the sky above the western horizon and this snowy landscape. In clear and transparent skies over Cherry Springs State Park, Pennsylvania, USA, they are also seen immersed in Zodiacal light. The extended, diffuse, triangular glow is sunlight scattered by dust along the plane of the ecliptic. Brighter near the horizon, the Zodiacal glow angles upward, first to Venus and then to Jupiter hugging the ecliptic as they orbit the Sun. Fading even further, the glow stretches toward the lovely Pleides star cluster near the top of the frame. Following their appearance in this Zodiacal skyscape, the coming days will see Venus and Jupiter sharing the early evening sky with a young crescent Moon. The two bright planets are even headed for a close pairing or conjunction, separated by about 3 degrees on March 13.