Ohhhhhh DQ.
January in Load 1 Nation
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Ohhhhhh DQ.
Day 2 of THE TEST...pointed a long tube at my leg and turned it on. Hummina, Hummina, ding! Graph shows on a computer screen. Pointed the same long tube at my neck. Hummina, Hummina, ding! Graph shows on a computer screen. Went in another room where they stuffed me into an elongated toaster oven with a cone shape device (the camera) pointing down. Lined the point of the cone at my neck. Takes 4 pictures 2 center one each left and right. Seemed to be a slow exposure camera as each pic took 4 to 5 minutes. I was then removed from the toaster oven. That folks, is how you survive a Thyroid Uptake test.
That did cross my mind especially when she had to move the tube thingy to my right leg from my left. The steel in my left leg apparently screwed up the graph. No smoke or sparks though.
Bad weather for a big part of the country. Stay safe. Shut down if you need too. Just make sure to communicate with operations so they can keep customers updated. Safety first team.
grrrrrrrr...I am so jealous! Nothing from Florida does well in 10° weather......burrrrrrrrrr. However we finally got out of Kansas City and on the way to Michigan and then pre planned to Laredo......should be home in Gainesville, Fla by the end of next week......yeah mon!Going to watch it go by from Florida
Be safe everyone.
Stay updated and stay safe out there everyone!!!!!
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Windsor
Veteran Expediter
Today I delivered a load to the hospital that my wife past away at 22 years ago. First time I've been back there since. Sitting in my truck I was looking up at the window to her room. 6th floor second window from the end of the building. We spent many hours looking out that window with a view of downtown Cleveland. Telling stories, laughing and crying. Some nights there was fireworks at Jacobs field, you could partially see into the stadium. Looking up at that window today I was reminded of how amazed I always was as to how strong she was. She was a tuff chic from Porto Rico, lol. I was supposed to be strong for her but to be honest I was a mess most of the time. She was the strong one, she was strong for all of us. She was far more worried weather or not our 2 year old daughter and me were going to be ok and if I was going to screw things up after she was gone than she was worried about the fact that she was going to die. I guess the point of my story is that through my life I've realized that more often then not its the woman in our life that are actually the strong ones. The ones that hold families together. Thank you ladies! I just wanted to share the thoughts I had today....stay safe out there.
Fine as Frog Hair, down here in Houston.
