DG: Another day, another dock. Our lives are truck stops, rest areas and loading docks. And highways. And wide open spaces. And small towns with lots of red lights. And weigh stations. Fast food. An occasional motel room. And lots of closeness. If working together side by side for over 15 years did not cement our relationship, living together in a space smaller than the common office cubicle will. Imagine being in such close proximity to your spouse all day that you can’t move without touching each other. It’s wonderful. Unless it’s been a couple of days inbetween showers, then I feel sorry for her. 

Annie – Yeah just imagine………

So, it looks like our trip is going to take us through ashland so we will get to spend the night at moms.   Probably won’t be there until 9 or 10 but at least we get to stop.  

Saw a wreck in Virginia.   Roads have been a mess.  

   
I took a couple of pictures coming through White Sulfur Springs, WV.   It’s beautiful through here.  Wish it wasnt raining but it has rained the whole way!  

   
 
New picture of our little sweetie.  

Well we made it to moms.  Looks like we get to stay tonight and tomorrow night.   Greg is going to do his 34 hour reset since the load isn’t due until Monday am.  The plan is to leave Sunday am and get there to drop off and be ready.   

DG:  Sleep, oh beautiful sleep. Take me to dreamland where skys are blue all day long. Or all night long. Depends on if you are napping during the day or……..

Wanted to post a picture of the trailer I’m pulling this time. I feel like a rolling billboard.  

 
Oh, and we stopped at a rest area on the turnpike that had a Burger King and I got the new, limited time Halloween Whopper. 

  
It was okay. Don’t think the black bun will be permanent.  

God bless.