Where is everyone #5

Ron, what breed is Zoe?

Is she a mix?

I know @Tug Toy referred to her as “little girl.” But look at the legs on her!!!

She looks really nimble. Probably just the right height to put her nose in your gut at the dinner table

 

That’s the place. Kinda a Santa Fe Mexican. No beer though.

There was another place next door but can’t remember what?

 

Zoe is a pure bred Great Dane !

But she is the smallest Dane in the history of Danes. She is only 80 lbs or so, exactly what I was hoping for. She really only requires minimal daily activity because Danes are giant breeds and tire quickly. She is reall just a big lap dog except around @truckdad amd then she a blood thirsty ferocious beast.

She may be the most spoiled dog ever - but she has to be with me all the time and that is punishment in itself.

 

Welp found the ice cream I bought about 2 hours ago.

 

Hopefully not melted and running all over everything???

 

Its crunch dibs and didnt slop around like it had all melted in the little tub thing so I'm guessing they kinda melted and stuck together. Threw them in the freezer so we'll find out in about an hour if I'm eating it with a spoon or not.

 

It's only because I was in her seat.

 

She really does care for you, deeply...

If you were to pull this beam for a month or so, she would really love you

 

I'm curious about the heavy haul game. I dont mean to make it seem like I'm trying to jump into it by any means because I've got limited experience as it is with flatbed but the biggest question I have is if you could go back to when you decided to run heavy knowing what you do now would you still do it?

 

Yes absolutely

I do what I do because (even when I biotch about it) I enjoy it. I like to think of myself as a serial complicator and everything gets complicated as you move bigger and heavier stuff. That being said there are days where hauling a 30k army truck that loads in 10 minutes with 4 chains sounds pretty awesome.