Furniture Row Express

Other than a tornado here and there the south is having nice weather. Everything is blooming and the fish are biting. I hope to be rolling again by the weekend if I can get this dot physical completed. Unfortunately I had a past health condition that requires paperwork from my doctor before they release my medical card. I passed the physical
with flying colors. DOT makes it harder on drivers just for meanness I think.

 

Hey deer season is closed. Did you save the back strap.Fry that up and make a little gravy. Yum yum. Road kill surprise is what they call it.

 

Here in Bloomington , IL going to deliver Near Morris then back down to I80 and Ill and IA border then taking that load to Denver then to Greely. Hope it melts before I get there.

 

In the door at Tyson in Madison NE. Told I would be here at least 5 hours waiting on product. Oh wheel, at least it is not snowing.

I hit a Sparrow yesterday B-100...not quite as much damage......

 

I was quite surprised and relieved/happy it didn't do too much...
Must have been a small one..
I didn't stop right away, drove maybe 1/2ml further..Wasn't a good place to stop and check the damage out...
2 Lane US Hwy.
Was on US54 just East of El Dorado Springs Mo.

Wasn't much I could do...going about 60mph. There were 3 of them that barely made it...the last one I caught.

 

Last year we had one driver hit three cows. Think they totaled that one?

 

A buddy of mine at Crete had a hawk come through his passenger side windshield. Scared the hell out of him.

 

Poor hawk , getting the hell scared out of him ! Sorry I could not resist!

 

a pheasant flew into my drivers side windshield and exploded it hit part of the A frame too which probably saved it from flying into me and causing a major accident and killing me and other drivers in a split construction zone west bound on east bound side of I-70 in Kansas!

 

FYI: Anyone with a load requiring you to go through Oregon, you need to get with Mark for he permit before you go in. They are no longer selling permits at the ports in Oregon.