Good night from...

Los Angeles. Been doing some fancy split sleeper berthing from Phoenix to Las Vegas to here. Just emptied out this morning, got a preplan picks up this afternoon, could do-- did an 8 hour break last night then drove, would need to do another 8 hour break lol-- that complicates things a little. Nah, takin a 10.

 

International finally got my truck done ... down to the last minute. Going to pick it up, go over to the 49er and have a 3 axle done. Then head down to Lathrop and look for work ...

 

T-Calling in OKC in the afternoon. Will be fun to see what they have sitting around. Probably me until Friday morning.Received a msg today, think twice before declining any loads right now, frt is light. Those msgs always scare me. It is like, get ready to bend over

 

Yup go ahead and bend on over On my way towards hurricane in VA. Maybe another earthquake??? Dunno but got plenty of time on this load so takin it easy and stuffed from that steak I just devoured.. Now it's time to sleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep

 

lathrop tonight, back to san diego tomorrow night.

 

Hey ... I'm in Lathrop. P/U tomorrow afternoon and head to AK.

 

You can't go to Alaska. Scottie already met the only guy in the entire company who is qualified for that.

I'm in the middle of a hay field somewhere near the Grass Seed Capital of the World. Did I mention that I'm allergic to hays and grasses? Yeah. It's threshing and baling season. Yay.

 

Bellmont AZ Pilot. Left Lost Angeles last night bound for Louavulle Kayentucka. Delivers Monday morning so will stick with the night driving thing. Happy to be up here off the desert floor for a change, will be able to sleep in the truck today.
Trailer I picked up last night was one of those that some jackhole dollied down about 6 inches off the ground and drove out underneath it letting it slam fully loaded-- the landing gear will not budge in high gear, and you have to manhandle it in low range-- wasted a good shower trying to get it up just a few inches off the ground so I could do my loaded call. Hope I stay connected to this trailer forever because not looking forward to dollying it back down again.

 

Just a few inches no less. It's almost too easy sometimes.