I searched and searched the website over and over again for honey, but it was still out of stock. Then, I saw it after a week of searching. Instead of two small bottles, which had recently doubled in price, they were only going to offer one slightly larger bottle for a few dollars less. Dang inflation and shrinkflation!
Number One, knowing how much I love honey, was on it. In the past, he frequently gifted me a gallon or gallons of honey, especially when he traveled. We would try different types of honey from different places. Oh, what a treat and treasure is a whole gallon of honey!
Number One contacted a man that sells honey to a small smokehouse and meat processor where we purchased a small bottle of his honey years ago. All of his honey is sunflower honey, and his hives are all in the state of Wyoming. All 13,000 of them. He also sells awesome molasses. This man is now well into his 70's but is still active in the honey business and other ventures. He shipped us out two gallons of honey right away and it is as tasty as ever. One of my favorites!
Of course, his prices are also higher, but not as crushing as the big box stores. As this Banking vs. Inflation war plays out, I believe that inflation is going to win out to keep our banking system from failing. Of course, no one will have any money left to put into the banks if inflation continues to destroy what's left of our economy. If you haven't already, batten down the hatches...
Mrs. Smith
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