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No, they were part of a litter of strays that my dad would feed. They lived outdoors. I took the picture because I thought they were cute together. lol. I love kitties, but I couldn't stand to have a litter box in the truck. Someday we hope to get a little dog to travel with us. :)

Wow, that is criminal behavior on the part of the sheriff's office dispatcher in my opinion. What if that child was a runaway or being held against her will? She is someone's daughter. She could be listed in the Missing Children database. That is just awful. :(

LOL!! That is funny and yeah.. I forwarded it on to several others. LOL!!

I imagine it was not a fun job getting that fork lift back where it belongs! How could someone not remember to set the air brakes at the very least? That should be something automatic when you stop. I love to hear the kshhhhhhh sound when they are set. :D

Very funny joke OVM. I got that in my email today too. :D

Someday I'd love to have a MAC just to use for graphics (a hobby passion of mine). I've heard that they are so much better for that than Windows.

My laptop came with Vista and I HATED it. It took forever to boot up and shut down and it used a big chunk of my memory just to run it. Hubby put Windows 7 beta on here for me and I like it a whole lot better. I'm still partial to XP though, but 7 is growing on me. :) Now he just needs to...

Drivers Ed? What's that??

Yesteryear, I guess our whole problem is that our trucks are using the wrong blinker fluid!

Correction.. we will NOT go to NYC or surrounding buroughs. Anywhere else in the continental US, but NOT there. :D

Unless we get a load tonight or tomorrow, we will be spending Easter at the Pilot in Columbia, SC.

The really cheezy music plays and a very deep voice comes on and says, "Just like the days of your life, so are As The DougTravels." Scene opens with: Inkasnana standing in line at the checkout at Wallyworld with a cart full of supplies for the Easter cookout in the parking lot of the Flying...

We are in Columbia, SC. It was really strange when we went back in service on Wed, we were in Romulus and we were the only ST for 60 miles. I don't think we've ever been to Detroit area where we were the only ST there. lol We took a load from Brownstown, MI to Lexington, KY.. then picked...

Hello and welcome to EO! :)

It wasn't just a single light bulb that came on, it was a whole chandelier! LOL

We are so very sorry to hear about this tragedy. Our deepest sympathies go out to Scott's wife and family. May God bring them the comfort they so desperately need at this time.

For some reason I never thought of heating the water in my rice cooker. I always heated it in the microwave, poured it into the rice cooker and washed the dishes in that then rinsed them in the sink. Boy do I feel dumb! lol Thanks for the tip! :D

Interesting trivia: There are ~207,754,000 cars registered in the U.S. yet the accidental death rate ALONE for incidents involving cars is GREATER than the COMBINED TOTAL of ALL- homicide, suicide, & accidental firearm related deaths-> 46,000 accidental deaths/yr for cars vs 30,000 total...

Exactly. The only thing that will do is remove the fear from the back of the mind of the criminal that he might be shot by the person he intends to victimize. Those who intend to do harm will always find a way to obtain their weapon of choice.

What really helped me the last time I quit when I would get a strong "need" for a cigarette was to take several really deep breaths. Slowly breathe in as much as I could, hold it for a couple seconds, then exhale. I kept doing that until the "need" passed. I chewed a lot of gum too. :)