I read this book when I was younger and remember nothing about the cover but I’m sure it was an adult novel, given the subject. A woman has a son and her sister (his aunt) was supposed to be watching him that day, she stepped inside to grab something before leaving to the store (or wherever she was going). He waited outside and got stung by a bee, he died a few minutes later. The book goes over grief and the relationship between both sisters (especially when the aunt gets pregnant) and the relationship between the mom and her husband. That’s literally the entire premise of the book, I don’t remember any other details ☹️ I think the aunt was the younger sister and had a boyfriend who like didn’t have his life together? any help is appreciated thank you!
my parents took me and my sister to a cookout that my aunt and her husband were hosting at their house as i was talking to some of the guests a bumble bee flew over to me landed on my hand stayed their for five minutes straight and would not move even as i moved my hand ever so slowly to the base of my chest to get a better look at the lil thing and the guests i was talking to just looked at me baffled that a bee could be that calm in the presence of a human and after five minutes it went on it's way and the odd part is i didn't even get stung... what do you people make of this cuz i am still having trouble understanding this event
So, in the run of the show, Aunt Bee is show as a mighty good chef, talented in the kitchen, capable of following recipes.
She is occasionally gullible to a fault, but she's not a bad cook.
Why is she incapable of producing a decent pickle when it's a fairly simple recipe, and she's been shown to have a good deal of experience in such?
Hell, in a different episode, Andy buys Aunt Bee two dozen canning jars, so it's not like she doesn't have any experience with preserves and such.
So what is it about Aunt Bee's pickle recipe that's so terrible?
Aunt Bee and the Wife Beaters? I've been a fan of this man for years.
