Its Monday again!

After making our way through the storms and feeling like we had been spared on Saturday we arrived at home, rescued our fearful pets from the storms and watched in awe the damage unfold in my home town of Gloucester County. So thankful that these storms arrived on a Saturday rather than a school day when the school would have had nearly 600 students inside. Its an odd feeling seeing a school that I actually attended once upon a time destroyed in such a manor. (I went to Page Middle School when it was Gloucester Intermediate School.) Our prayers are reaching out for those injured and lost as well as those whose homes have been lost as a result of these storms. Hearing of the out pouring of support from the community in Gloucester is nothing new as they have always been a very supportive community living and working together.
Ed and I had the rest of the weekend off, all 38 hours of it. Laundry being the urgent need of the moment. We went to New Song on Sunday morning and had a lovely lunch with some wonderful friends. Thanks go out to Ed and Pat for being so patient with us girls for chatting so long.

We've already gotten to our first delivery and now we're again in wait mode for our next shipment orders. As I had promised I'm going to include some photo's of our living conditions since this blog is ultimately about how life is for a Trucker. I'm having a terrible time today with the design elements on this page so I will be posting these pictures at the end of today's blog.

While trying to edit these photo's and prepare to upload we got our first load assignment of the week. North Carolina then Pennsylvania will be our first run of the week. Enjoy the photo's!
God Bless!
Pam and Ed