Hey Bee Hey!!  Blogger Bee here. This week I am buzzing around on the streets of Portland. Although snow is not a regular occurrence in Portland the rain makes up for that.  With general temperatures ranging from 35-40 degrees during the winter, our Bees are hunkering down in clusters to stay warm. In order for Bee’s to hunker down during the winter they have to  bee prepared. Some of our Bumble Bee’s have been to several interviews and are getting the famous “We decided to g

Hey bee hey!! Blogger Bee here with another Taste Of Honey from Momma Bee! I am just getting back from visiting some of our Bees in Maine before the cold of the winter months settle in. It will be spring before I can see the Bees in the cold states. During the winter months Honey Bees stay in the hive and form a winter cluster to stay warm. While solitary and Bumble Bees hibernate in underground burrows, leaf litters or cavities Honey bees huddle together, shivering to genera

Hey Bee, Hey!! Blogger Bee here with another  Taste Of Honey!! This week I went to New York! I met up with some Bees from Africa. I brought Momma Bee with me because we wanted to support our Bees as they prepared to fight for change during the election. We knew that it would be a risk for a lot of the killer Bees  that are directly related to the African Bees in New York to come support due to the issue with the cold water  boys. So Momma Bee and I decided to buzz around with

Hey Bee, Hey!! Blogger Bee here with another Taste Of Honey  from Momma Bee. This weekend, I buzzed over to Chi Town last week to check on some of our Bees that were blindsided by the turmoil that hit the midwest in the middle of the night. Earler this year inside of our community, we loudly spoke up as the frozen water enforcement agents ripped brown families apart. But, because our citizenship was defined loudly on the backs of our ancestors who were brought here on slave

Hey Bee, Hey!! Blogger Bee here, bringing you another Taste of Honey  from Momma Bee. This week, I'm heading over to the North Plains to...

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Hey Bee, hey! Blogger Bee here with another  Taste Of Honey.  I am just returning from visiting some Bees in Michigan this week and helping them to prepare for the winter cluster project. During the winter months, Bees form a Winter Cluster  to stay warm and active. We prepare during the summer months by storing a large amount of honey. As the fall begins, we get the hives arranged and organized. Today, I am responding to an email inquiry we received in the hive from one of o

Hey Bee, Hey, it's blogger bee here with another Taste of Honey!!  Today, I am going down to Eucalyptus Road to visit some of our bees that have been in verbally abusive relationships . Momma Bee insists that the survivors of the  wasps  (verbally abusive males) stay on Eucalyptus road till they heal. Wasps are afraid of the eucalyptus. They tend to really hone in on some of our kinder bees during late summer and early fall. This is the time of year when wasps become more agg

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Hey bee Hey, Blogger bee here with another Taste Of Honey! Today I am buzzing around on Woodland Lane. A lot of our Bees with Dyslexia live there in the hive. I received a message from one of our Bees with Dyslexia wanting a Taste of Honey from Momma Bee. Many of our bees with  Dyslexia play a very important role in the hive. They work with the scouts (our Real Estate bees) and alert the hive when we are moving and where we are moving by doing the waddle dance. But some of ou

Hey bee hey! Blogger bee here! I am just buzzing with excitement after leaving Hollow Log Lane with the Bumblebees. The Bumblebee colony is mainly filled with Teacher Bees. But like so many Teachers , they are looking at the cost of living in this economy, and some have taken their skills to a new level. I found several bees who were scared to take the buzz into a new career and had a few questions for Momma Bee . So I am buzzing over to the hive to sit down with Momma Bee  a

Hey Bee Hey! Blogger Bee here bringing you another Taste Of Honey. Earlier in the week, I received some questions from our new ADHD Bees. They were looking into careers and wanted to know what skill sets they could use to find employment. Our new ADHD Bees were feeling kind of down because they didn’t just want a job but rather a taste of honey to help them navigate into a career where they could use the unique skills they possess. I went over to Momma Bee this week and asked

Hey Bee, hey!!  Blogger Bee here to bring you another  Taste Of Honey.  This week we are going on a special adventure. I'm heading over to one of the coldest states in the country. I buzzed in over the weekend, and I am still trying to get my bearings with the consistent daylight and no actual nighttime. There are a lot of our  introverted Bees  who live in this region, and they are asking for a taste of honey from Momma Bee. This morning, I am meeting some of our solitary (i

Hey Bee Hey! Blogger Bee here to bring you another Taste of honey. In our live show last week, the Queen Bee revealed how she was able to...

Hey Bee, it's your favorite blogger, Bee, here to bring you a Jar of Honey! I know I know I usually bring you a Taste of Honey, but this week we want to bring you enough honey to share with the entire family! So I went down to “Hollow Tree” lane to find Momma Bee. I wanted to ask her the question that many Bees are asking. With the recent cut of funding for some of our Job core Bees, our family Bees need a little extra honey. I wanted to get to the core of the family. Junete

Hey Bee Hey! Whey last week I spent some time on Pollination Boulevard with the Bumble Bees. The music was buzzing extra loud over the weekend. So much work is being done this month.The Bees were transferring Pollen over to the hive at warp speed. The faster they work the louder the buzz. This week I am on Hollow Tree lane. The senior bees are busy whipping up some sweet treats for the bees. The worker bees are over on Daisy Lane today. Just as  I started to dip into the hone

Bee Prepared is a new feature we are using to pour honey into our Bees. As the CEO of Black on the Job I am honored to be able to have so many amazing Black people in the hive committed to the same goal. That is to get each and every Black person to six figures. As the hive is constantly growing we want to make sure we have our antennas up to answer all our bees in the hive that has questions. We know sometimes we think that a question we have is not relevant or important