Had a buddy in CA. That slip seated fuel tanker for awhile, third shift. He was a clean freak, fellow drivers were not, drove him nuts.
He was running to Yuba city one night when a drunk blew a stop sign caught him in the fuel tank, he said that he was already on the brakes and headed for the ditch when the guy hit him, rolled the truck, crawled out threw the windshield(truck on fire) and crawled away. Said he had just crawled into culvert pipe when the tanks of gas blew. Once healed which took awhile I'm sure because he still ended up burned on over 50% of his body, he went back to log truck, said he felt much safer.
He said the only thing that got him out of that truck was he saw his son waving him to come to him, son was in bed, and over 100 miles away.
What if it Snows?
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The puddy tat is curled up between us on the couch.
I had to get her shaved because she was matted up so bad. That made a difference in her mood.
Then last week I hand fed her a couple cat treats that she ate out of my hand. That was another big turning point. She still watches hands when they get close, but she seems to be a bit less terrified of men now.
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