Sunday we took our time getting to Milwaukee because while Vince’s eye was no
longer as painful it was still irritated and red.
We arrived at the theatre Sunday evening, so unfortunately no time for a
visit with family this time. Now I was
looking very forward to returning to the road in the summer because it is the
easiest time of year to be in the truck.
No coats are usually needed and I am in my flip flops the whole
time. Well apparently Mother Nature
thought I needed to go through a little winter since I missed my winter trip,
because it was in the 40s in Milwaukee . I had to put on shoes and wear a jacket.
Needless to say, there was some complaining going on with a few cuss words
sprinkled in. Of course Vince reminded me it was technically not summer for
three weeks. I told him it still felt
more like fall than spring.
The load out went smoothly and we were on our way pretty
quickly. We needed to be in Buffalo by 1530 or 3:30
pm Monday, which meant being up all night since we were traveling 600+ miles. For
those of you who have followed me over the last several years, you know this is
always tricky for me on the first load out.
I do not adjust quickly to all nighters especially when it is my first
load out.
I have to say this time I did better than I thought I would
until 9:00 am Monday morning. Despite
having stopped from 5:00 am- 7:00 am on Monday morning to sleep, by 9:00 am, I
knew as I sat buckled in my seat that I was going to fall asleep and probably
hit my head on the glove box. So I put
the flag up and told Vince I had to lie down.
He as always totally understood and shared that he was going to stop at
the next rest area (in Ohio )
and get some breakfast. My head hit the
pillow and I was out. When Vince stopped
about 20 minutes later, his setting the brakes woke me up. He asked it I wanted something and I told him
I was getting back up and my order. He
asked if I slept well and I said yes, he said he knew because he could hear me
snoring all the way up there.
Buffalo June 2015 |
Buffalo January 2014 |
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