
Time shot my weekend.
I usually leave for this Chicago run Sunday evening, get a few hours down the road, get up Monday, deliver all day and sleep in West Allis, WI. Then I unload in West Allis at the last stop, drive an hour or so down the road, go back to bed and pick up my back haul of magazines on Tuesday evening, then run through the night, delivering in Dayton and Columbus on Wednesday morning.
Ain't happening this week. It's 930 pm eastern time Sunday evening and I'm already sitting in the dock of my first Monday drop in Chicago. Why so early, you say. Never mind the fact that you're interrupting again like you did during the last post. I shall tell you anyway.
Kenny, my ever so friendly back haul broker, told me last trip that the times f

The nice thing is that I'll be driving through the day instead of all night but the bad thing is that I had to leave home by 130pm today in order to get to the shop, get my truck and get on the road so I could be here in Chicago by 9pm so that... See what I mean? It's all about time.
Anyway, it made for a short weekend.
I downloaded Itunes on Friday afternoon at home and spent a couple hours playing with that. I sure have been wanting to get me an Ipod but Not sure if that'll happen anytime soon. Father's Day is coming up though. Maybe if I'm real good the kids will buy me one.
Here's hoping.
Preston had his last soccer game on Saturday morning and he scored two goals and assisted another one. Not bad for a 7 year old. Then Sammy, an 8 year old girl we're fostering had a game as well. She did great too. Spent the rest of the day fiddling around the house, bought some solar powered garden lights for my wife since she was out working in the garden.

"What's this for?" she asks.
"So you can garden at night of course." I answer. "Duh. It needs a lot of work and I don't think you can get it all done during the day. And I don't want you stabbing yourself in the foot with a shovel just because it's dark out."
Some times my own thoughtfulness frightens me.
1 comment:
What a sweet gift!
I'm glad I don't drive a truck. On my last trip, I loaded up my iPod with new songs and playlists and then left it at home.
cripes.
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