* The Urban Honey Collective ( www.urbanhoneycollective.co.uk) keeps a database of beekeepers by area to help honey-lovers to find honeys close to home.
Rudy Gay swills wine by the fireside, surrounded by his honeys, and is extolled as "the most interesting man in NBA".
Some of the most commercially desirable honeys are produced from clover by the domestic honeybee.
"My two honeys are 'Sugaree' and 'Ripple.' I always do those.
As she bends over in denim hot pants, at the bar where she works, to reveal a tattoo at the base of her spine, we realize that Charlene represents a radical departure for Adams, who may well be starting to tire of all the nuns, cooks, princesses, and other assorted honeys she normally gets to play.
He told about various honeys he had on hand.
It also honeys the story of challenging parenthood; having a child with severe disabilities can be rewarding, but it is also difficult, and denying the difficulty is a disservice.
There are poisonous honeys through the world, with Mountain Laurel being the most common in the U.S. Writer has never seen a case of plant poisoning in her hives & her bees work no plants that produce honey hurtful to human beings.
Yet it is still quite clearly the men ("So, guys") who are being nudged; their partners, the "honeys," seem unlikely to be persuaded.
The Levines decided to stock some of the more out-of-the-way honeys they'd read about.
"The Adonises (white and cullud) are obliged to POSE to display their muscles and some of the attitudes were honeys," Van Vechten wrote.
