I collect scrap to make extra money, as there is a lot of damage thanks to the hurricane and there aren't many customers who call apon my techinical services during the summertime. Also I kinda doing my thing for the environment (How McCain of me!) as I am taking metal that normally would go in the land fill down here and taking it to the junkyard where they will recycle it (for money of course). It can be dirty, as some things can be wet, muddy, or plain jagged, so I tend to wear gloves when I need them. But this last Sunday, I found a strange sheet of mysterious material.
Unlike most people, my father doesn't see bees as a threat as he is an amateur apaist(bee-keeper). So when a hive of honey bees was found in an old water heater on the property, he hoped he would be able to find them swarming and use the bees to create a free bee hive so he could raise bees again like he has done several times in his life. So we left the bees alone, but some how a swarm got into the underside of the house trailer that Chewy and his family were renting. Soon we had very large hive develop this summer, much to our surprise.
Last year during the summer I had another adventure when a very old and large female Javelina( also known as the Peccary) decided to take up residence with in the building. I tried to chase it out, but it snapped it's tusks at me and refused to budge from under an old sink we had on the builing west end. I was attending long days at TSTC going to my welding classes, so I let it be as it wasn't really hurting anything. Though my dog Chrissy tried once or twice to attack it and was promptly chase away by the Javelina. And my cat Shrodie would made it angry when she got to close to it.