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bee-ware

This sign scared the bejesus out of me. When I saw it, I was out of the park in a flash. There was no way that I wanted a confrontation with this, possibly the mother of all bees. It's probably the size of an elephant, with boxing gloves and short-range, heat-seeking missiles. Scary.


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On Thursday, 16 June, 2005, Anonymous Anonymous said:

Then again, he could be an outcast bee, shunned by the rest of bee-society, living a solitary existence under a tiny piece of blue plastic sheeting in an Osaka park.  



On Thursday, 16 June, 2005, Blogger Vivi said:

Poor bee. He just wants a friend. *sniff*  



On Wednesday, 29 June, 2005, Anonymous Anonymous said:

I've seen that bee at Shosei-en. You're right to be scared. It's a very big bee.  



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