Spring Planting Moon
The tumor removal went well; it came off easily. Kona was sitting up after the procedure, 
probably wondering if she’d have to go back to the vet tomorrow. In 20 minutes I’ll find out when she can come home. It will be today.
(Kona, Vega and Gertie wanting to be on the other side of the fence.)
I took a long nap aided by Mr. Tramadol and Ms. Oxycodone. Though both of them have worn off by now my lower back and right hip feel better, not well, but better, which is a victory.
Enough that I went out and gingerly moved the remaining frames of honey from the hive boxes where I’ll put the package later this afternoon. Just lifting two hive boxes with four frames of honey each did challenge the back though I tried to make my form a perfect 10. Finding these ordinary, common chores painful does not make me happy.
Getting the bees hived is important and the weather is nice, sunny and no precip. Have to wait until later this evening so the temps will be cooler and night will be coming, both induce the bees to remain at home for the first day.
