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I'm not a bee...

Sorry for not updating this blog recently. My friends and I were really busy last few days. We had to handle our college Open Day with the carnivals and also exhibitions. Truly, it was a tough job for us.

Credit: http://the-new-professional.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-busy-excuse.html

Even though it was a BIG event, we still managed to complete it almost smoothly. Although there were some problems, they were all minors and we could handle it easily, Alhamdulillah...

What's our strength?

AS BUSY AS BEES

Though we are not bees, we can still take the great attitudes of them.

TEAMWORK
They are divided into some groups according to their work. Some of them take care of the princess, while others work together to get their honey. Some of them search for honey and some others keep the honey in their hives.
Credit: http://www.expresspros.co.za/independent-workers-teach-them-problem-solving/

PROBLEM SOLVING
From what I read, bees have the instinct about the needs of their communities. For example, when the bees in the hive are short of food, the workers will search for more honey from the flowers far away. They know it based on the speed of the bees in the hive collecting their products. The faster the bees in the hive collect, the more honey they need and vice versa. So, when they have enough honey, they just have to go to nearby flowers. So, they will not lose much energy for unnecessary acts.
GOOD PRODUCTS
Their teamwork and great minds produce one of the best remedy in the world: honey. According to researches, honey can increase the energy (University of Memphis), act as moisturizers(National Honey Board), increase our immunity (University of Clemson), and many other advantages.