Michelle Wright

Mom, News Anchor, Adjunct Professor, Beekeeper, Speaker, Screenwriter, Author

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Making some Christmas gifts 🎅🏼🎄

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Is everyone still here?

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Tarenbee. Renovation finished after one year.  #Tarentum #Chapel #CommercialKitchen #EventSpace 

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The Tarenbee renovation crew!

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The pipe organ has been fully restored.

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Do you think we can save the original hard pine floors we found the the historic church we are renovating?

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For auction at Sotheby's. Here is the description: "Brian Uhing summons folklore and mythology to visually narrate how inspiration and dreams infuse his being, suffuse his soul, and ultimately animate his works of art. For Uhing, ideas, philosophies, and convictions breathe life into his works with color, texture and form. Across a swathe of cultures in the olden times, bees were venerated for the honey they brought as “gifts from the gods”. In the present piece, a shimmering honeycomb is wrapped around the neck of a resplendent muse, like a garland of gold, catching the viewer’s eye as it rests on her delicate shoulders. The regal lady also wears a skep – the cylindrical beehive woven from dried reeds atop her head – which represents reverence for the ancients who deified bees as “messengers of the gods.” She gestures with her right hand, an open invitation for eight larger than life bees teeming around her freely. With her left hand, she cradles a palette with a bee that provided honey as her medium of painting. Uhing juxtaposes this surrealism with his hyper realistic style of painting, reminiscent of Dutch masters from the 1700s. His subject poses in the style of a court portrait, clothed in luxurious fabrics as aristocracy would be. The dominant colors of red and gold also connote wealth and status, adding to the suggestion that the figure is one of great importance. Coupled with the meaning behind the use of bees as a symbol, Uhing is making a statement about affluence as a blessing."

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Good morning from our crew in #WTAE's Studio B ! ☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️☕️

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Sometimes at an outdoor concert the stranger beside you just has to hula hoop for the whole show. #CantStopWontStop #hulahoop #dodgingthehulahoop #TheMusicMovesMe #WYEP #BoyAndBear #SummerMusicFestival #hulahoopforever

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Sometimes when you check on a beehive your brother has to stand behind you with a broom to fight off a mean momma bird who keeps attacking you. #TooCloseToTheNest #bees #birds #broom #scary

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I love checking out the different colors of pollen my bees are bringing into the hive this time of year. I wonder which plants they visited.

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Meet Queen Beeyonce and her green dot. She's gorgeous.

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Go ahead, tell me I had it coming! After getting stung dozens of times over the past four years one of my bees finally stung me near my eye. Here is the photo progression last week. #beesting #honeybee #ouch

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Why is the #wtae studio so sparkly today???? Who's voting for Antonio on this season's Dancing With The Stars? #wtae #steelers #DWTS #pittsburgh

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Best in Show at the PA Farm Show! Thank you to Farm To Table Pittsburgh for this photo. ❤️❤️🐝🐝🐝 . Www.thewrightstuffhoney.com