The Old Man's career dries up, Snackbar transfers to Crete from Shaffer

Didn’t think it would. I knew I’d be working again by November if not sooner. But admittedly a return to trucking other than a home daily position is not very likely. Doesn’t exclude at least considering it though.

 

Once trucking is in your blood it's hard to not want to do it again. I felt the same way when I retired in 2011 after 42 years but all the traffic, electronics, computers and the baby sitting devices in today's trucks I said no way Jose. I travel in the rv with my bride of 47 years or take various travel trips on the road. That keeps the desire to drive more enjoyable as long as the gas prices don't get to high.

 

Im keeping my opinions open, but returning to anything resembling OTR is last on the list. I’d really like to find something local with about 30 hours a week, but I don’t expect to find that.

 

Looks like me mentioning them summoned them.

 

Saying his name 3 times causes you to get a future load to a grocery DC with a lumper fee

 

That is funny!

 

North Salt Lake City terminal renovations have begun and limited access until further notice is the msg they just sent out..