Thursday, February 26, 2009
New Meth Lab
After the recent garage fire at the Eagerbrooks Estate (otherwise known as DoceDos) ,
we decided that it was time for us to locate a new more secluded site that was decidedly more fireproof.
What better location than a deserted beach in January? Nobody around, lots of water, a nearby drugstore, and sand doesn't burn...as far as I know. As the head chemist, Fay did most of the work.
we decided that it was time for us to locate a new more secluded site that was decidedly more fireproof.
What better location than a deserted beach in January? Nobody around, lots of water, a nearby drugstore, and sand doesn't burn...as far as I know. As the head chemist, Fay did most of the work.
Once she gets to moving, she can really clear some debris! It also makes her very hungry, but not too hungry to share the small crabs that she likes to catch and eat. She really is a sharer.
It's amazing to see how quickly a 3 year old on just a little meth can move. Those ghost crabs don't stand a chance! I've never seen anything else even come close to touching one.
The new location is shaping up really nicely, and Fay seems happy with it.
This is a big relief for K and I, since she can be really violent when her "wab" is not working. It is cute how she says "wabwatory" and "meff", but it's still a pretty cutthroat business.
Fay takes her "wab" work almost as seriously as her mother takes her chickens, and I think most of you know about Chica Blanca and her domination of the Florida and Texas cockfighting circuit.
Here's a photo of the new lab, and one happy little chemist!
You should see how many of those plastic sand buckets she has! Granted, they are filled with highly flammable liquid, but it's still sort of cute how she uses sand toys.
Anyway, that was a few weeks back, and we just had our first batch party. Photos below, and visit South Texas!
Disclaimer: Speed kills.
