Hello everyone. Praise the Lord!
It was a dry morning until I got on Hwy 99 from I-10. Then it started to pour and blow. I had to get down to thirty miles an hour at times. When I got to Daiken in Waller TX, I parked in the tank farm and stayed in the truck for forty-five minutes before I got out of the truck!
I took this picture of the rain after Dawn broke and the rain had tapered off. It was crazy about thirty minutes earlier. It finally slowed down and I got out of the truck to hook up and start the unloading. When I got out, all of the maintenance guys started leaving on their bicycles.
I did two loads today. When I was done with my second load, they were still down two loads. That's good news for the week.
I got back to the yard and guess who calls just as I am in the process of parking in a tight spot, yup, Mike Adams. He always calls me at the wrong times. He has a student for me tomorrow. We have three guys from our Geismer Branch, in Louisiana, that needs to be trained.
Happy Trucking
www.hospiceministryvolunteer.blogspot.com
Brother Roop
It was a dry morning until I got on Hwy 99 from I-10. Then it started to pour and blow. I had to get down to thirty miles an hour at times. When I got to Daiken in Waller TX, I parked in the tank farm and stayed in the truck for forty-five minutes before I got out of the truck!
I did two loads today. When I was done with my second load, they were still down two loads. That's good news for the week.
I got back to the yard and guess who calls just as I am in the process of parking in a tight spot, yup, Mike Adams. He always calls me at the wrong times. He has a student for me tomorrow. We have three guys from our Geismer Branch, in Louisiana, that needs to be trained.
Happy Trucking
www.hospiceministryvolunteer.blogspot.com
Brother Roop
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