(Author’s Note: Getting busy. Getting my writing on. Boomba. Enjoy this song throwback!)
PHOTO PROMPT © Janet Webb
Honeycomb
by Miles H. Rost
“Honey!”
Francine Jameson called out to her husband, waving her arms frantically as he rushed over.
“I found a great specimen! I think this old comb is one from the 1990s.”
Her husband picked it up and examined it.
“I think this is the one from when we first met.”
She smiled at him broadly. “I’m glad we came back here.”
He pulled her close and smiled. “Except this time, you don’t have 500 bees and a nest next to you, pestering you.”
“Well, if you didn’t save me, those bees would have got me.”
“And instead, it was me who got you.”
Music and Fiction 
Beautiful interlude, indeed!
Lovely, simple scene, well written.
Sweet 🙂
Such nice sweetness… love it.
Awwww…
Very sweet, they still love each other.
A real feel-good story! 🙂
Cute correlation of honey & honeycomb!
Just like life…things happen.
They’ve got an unusual story of how they fell in love to tell their grandchildren. Very romantic. Nice story.