Good night from...

It starts in late August or early September most years...

 

IP: Trolling the Swift threads again? Prime must not have much going on. Either that, or Swifties are just more fun to be around, yeah? Now you know why I came back.

I think we might be able to rustle up a truck for ya....

(just kidding....about the trolling part. You know you're welcome here.)

I'm in the Great Northwest.

 

They keep teasing me with runs in that direction... and then turn me around and send me back east. Probably saving it for the ugly weather! Is your "girl" all happy again?

 

Almost. Was telling 07-379 earlier. They did everything but the air leak. Said they found it but made no mention of fixing it. I'm guessing they didn't. I found it this morning, right where they said it was. No new fittings and no clean marks where a wrench would have been applied to the existing (leaky) one. I called and had a serious case of the arse with them and told them they better not charge me for work that wasn't done. Went one further and told OnRoad not to pay for any air line work.

 

I know it happened in August 2009 in Wyoming but most years? Probably more like September or later. Honestly I don't even care lol.

 

Yeah... most years.

 

In Columbo! Wheres all the students? Hmm I become mentor and can't find student. I know there out there somewhere. Me thinks I should show up to a terminal on Wednesday's. Dunno

 

When I was growing up in Cheyenne (1969) I remember a snow storm in JULY! Even the old timers were suprised by THAT!

 

Home for the evening. dropped in Cols this afternoon, and was told. frt was slow. So much for helping out with that load to the east coast. told me that there will be frt in the morning for Monday morning, mostly going east, and told them forget me. For the first time ever, almost 1600 miles already for the week, and in the hole. the mtns and hills killed me

 

Doing a 34 reset at home-gotta pp for dollar tree that delivers early mon morning. Running 3loads a week with several drops trying to keep the chinese workn