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Thanks but no thanks

 

Hmmmmm ....you thought that I wouldn't notice your neglect in not calling or texting. I am thinking up an appropriate punishment.

 

Well shoot I got there at 6a and was out at 7 on a Sunday mornin I didn't think y'all would appreciate a phone call at the butt crack of dawn like that I was only lookin out for your best interest

 

Wellllll .....I might have sent the King to have breakfast with ya! How did they treat you at Hood's?

 

That'll be a stop I'll make a destination when I'm rollin 44

 

So what I'm tryin to say is it's my kinda place ;-D

 

Snow and slippery travel over the central United States will evolve into dangerous blizzard conditions to start February, including Groundhog Day.

A storm will strengthen and gather snow and wind as it tracks across the Southwest states into Monday to the central Plains and Upper Midwest during Monday night into Tuesday night.

The storm will put down snow along a 1,600-mile swath in the U.S. from Flagstaff, Arizona, to Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.



According to AccuWeather Meteorologist Brett Rathbun, "A swath of 6- to 12-inch snowfall with areas of 12-18 inches are expected from parts of Arizona, northern New Mexico, Utah and Colorado to portions of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, northern Michigan and southern Minnesota."

According to AccuWeather Meteorologist Becky Elliott, "Blizzard conditions will develop as the storm strengthens, so residents should keep that in mind as they make preparations over the weekend."

At the height of the storm, winds can gust to 50 mph

This is the type of storm that has the potential to shut down major highways. Snow of varying intensity and blowing and drifting snow with poor visibility will impact portions of interstates 25, 29, 35, 40, 70, 80, 90 and 94.

 

They will be breaking ground on a new Pilot in the next month or so. It will be on the west side of Springfield. I am afraid it will hurt Hoods....it gets harder and harder for the independents to compete. Hopefully having a true 24/7 restaurant, the ability to find a parking space any time of day or night and employees that truly keep an eye on the security side of things will make a difference for them.

 

I have been running on 44 the last few loads. The timing didn't work out for me to stop at Hoods. I have to make it part of my trip plan the next time I go through.

In Henderson, NV. waiting to check in so I can be unloaded. It's a floor load so I'll be here a while. Henderson needs their frozen pizzas.