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Jul. 6th, 2004 08:41 pmWelp, I'm home again... but not for long. *grins* Seems like the usual for me nowadays, right? Well, not this time. Tomorrow afternoon, Robert King picks me up and we are off for Anthrocon! YAY! I've really been looking forward to a furry con since MFF last year. And being away now so much, my contact with furs really is far flung. Last night, when Hartree took me back to my truck, which I had left in Effingham, IL on Sunday, RC Rabbitsfoot showed up at the Pilot just as I was getting ready to leave. He got to climb up into my cab, something he'd never done before. Not sure what he thought, but he seemed impressed. Anyfur that wants to grab a ride with me is more than welcome to do so after MFM this September, as I'll be allowed to have riders then. It's a bit cramped for sleeping quarters, but that shouldn't be a problem. Plus, you'd get to cuddle a vixen at night... and who would say no to that? *grins*
AC should be fun for me this year. No fursuit, but I'll deal with that. Caramel's construction is slowed because of my not being around, but we do plan on working on the head some this week. Maybe she'll be done for MFF, but doubtful. Definitely for MFM next year though. I'm DJing the Retro Dance at AC this year on Thursday night, so if you are going, be sure to come on down and have a dance or two. I've got some great music lined up, with a few surprises thrown in too boot. I'll be helping in the Dealer's Room also, so I can be found there during the days. Plus I'll be bopping around like normal again, so don't be afraid to say hiya to me, ok? Ok.
Not much new to report on the trucking front. Found out today that Firepup is going to school now to get his CDL. I wish him luck. Getting a CDL is easy. Driving a big rig for a living isn't quite as simple as some people seem to think. You've got to look and figure out what the other guy is doing before he knows.... survival on the road. I've had a couple close calls, and did get hit by one SUV in Lousiana a few weeks ago, but no major damage to my rig. Can't say the same for the lady's car... totalled, but again, not my fault, and not her's either. Another driver lost a load and it hit her, then she hit me. Not fun, but at least she didn't get hurt, and the other guy got nailed with 3 tickets.
I've been all over since leaving out on May 3rd. Here is a list of the states I've driven in since starting with Arrow Trucking.
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Lousiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Conneticut
Massachussets
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Tennessee
I think that covers them so far. Over 14,000 miles solo, plus over 3,000 miles with the trainer. That's a lot of miles in 7 weeks!
Seeya all soon, I hope, some at AC, some at MFM, some at MFF, and some out on the road.
*hugs you all*
AC should be fun for me this year. No fursuit, but I'll deal with that. Caramel's construction is slowed because of my not being around, but we do plan on working on the head some this week. Maybe she'll be done for MFF, but doubtful. Definitely for MFM next year though. I'm DJing the Retro Dance at AC this year on Thursday night, so if you are going, be sure to come on down and have a dance or two. I've got some great music lined up, with a few surprises thrown in too boot. I'll be helping in the Dealer's Room also, so I can be found there during the days. Plus I'll be bopping around like normal again, so don't be afraid to say hiya to me, ok? Ok.
Not much new to report on the trucking front. Found out today that Firepup is going to school now to get his CDL. I wish him luck. Getting a CDL is easy. Driving a big rig for a living isn't quite as simple as some people seem to think. You've got to look and figure out what the other guy is doing before he knows.... survival on the road. I've had a couple close calls, and did get hit by one SUV in Lousiana a few weeks ago, but no major damage to my rig. Can't say the same for the lady's car... totalled, but again, not my fault, and not her's either. Another driver lost a load and it hit her, then she hit me. Not fun, but at least she didn't get hurt, and the other guy got nailed with 3 tickets.
I've been all over since leaving out on May 3rd. Here is a list of the states I've driven in since starting with Arrow Trucking.
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Lousiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
Conneticut
Massachussets
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Tennessee
I think that covers them so far. Over 14,000 miles solo, plus over 3,000 miles with the trainer. That's a lot of miles in 7 weeks!
Seeya all soon, I hope, some at AC, some at MFM, some at MFF, and some out on the road.
*hugs you all*