Where are you

I confirmed with one of my friends today (in case there was a super-secret ladies room I didn't know about) and no, that's the only bathroom. The downstairs one.

 

Shipper's gate, Byhalia MS. Load in the am, then back to ME...at a trot, don't deliver until Monday morning.

 

"America's Wetland" bound for sunny Laredo.

 

Somewhere near oklahoma city!!!

 

East st louis, il loaded and heading south



American Trucker

 

you haven't been looking hard enough, I should know, we started delivering easter stuff to Wal-Mart, Walgreens, and Target in December. They stopped shipping wrapping paper and games around the 10th of Dec. and started shipping easter stuff.

 

I try to spend as little time as possible in there....but I know what ya mean!

 

I'm in Knoxville tn I'll be pulling out about 445am if you wanna run with me let me know I headed to south jersey

 

Pittsburg, CA. waiting at the US Steel truck gate so I can load my coils in the morning and go.

 

Had such a blast listening to BW9, I lost track of time. He's just that kinda guy. I would encourage anyone to listen to him. Through his stories, which come from decades of experience, there is important information to be gleaned. ....such as innovative uses for shrink wrap.

Anyway, I'm in Wheeler Ridge.

And I found out I was sunk before I ever left the Grandview yard. I will miss my young'un walking across the stage to get her degree tomorrow. The ceremony will be at 11:00am. There is no way I can do that and show it legally on my log book. I can't blame Swift. This is entirely weather related. I had to slog through snow for hours on each of the last three days. Had it not been for that, especially the first little squall that shut Snoqualmie down and then required chains to pass, I would have made my pickup on Tuesday night and been well on my way...probably pulling my air brake in Phoenix as I type this. Since I had to spend the night at the shipper, I was caught in the second and third waves of the storm. I'm really bummed about this.

Seeing friends along the way softens the blow. Thanks, guys...and gal.