After an all too brief stop at home, for a hot meal,a hot shower, and a comfy bed, Craig is on the road again. It was so nice to be able to spend time together and reaffirm that the decisions we have made are turning out better than expected. It was also nice to be able to talk in person instead of intermittent cell phones with bad reception and second delays. Boy, the stories he told me about life on the road. It will be such an interesting and exciting experience for us both.
I had the pleasure of seeing both Craig and Ken in action at Bob's Marine where they dropped off four boats. Pictures posted are of the truck loaded with boats, boats being off loaded, and of course Craig, my favorite subject. I met Ken and he is a very pleasant man who spoke very highly of Craig and his driving abilities. Although he did say he needs a navigator, and of course that is where I fit into the plan. After all, over the course of the last 30 years, I have been known to read a map and be quite good at telling people where and what to do.
After a too quick goodbye ( yes, it is harder than we thought being apart ) they are off to Fresno to pick up a satellite truck to take to San Antonio Texas. From there no telling where they might head. There is still some talk about Canada, but that is the joy of this type of job, never really knowing where you might be headed next.
We are thinking that Craig will possibly be cut loose on his own within the next three weeks. Knowing what a great job he has done so far, I'm sure this will happen. He is truly living his dream.
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