Lori delivered the second part of the tomato load yesterday afternoon and was immediately given another assignment - one that would get her out of the northeast. Which is fine with Lori because she's come to the conclusion that people in that part of the country just aren't as friendly as they are in other parts of the country. Not that she's been there all that often but everytime she has, she's noticed a real difference in the attitude of the folks that live and work there. Oh, and it seems everybody's a Red Sox FANATIC around Boston.
Anyway, she's picked up a load of chemicals (she read the name but has no idea what it is; at least its' not hazardous) and she's headed for a town just outside of Austin, Texas - Buda. Not sure if it's pronounced like the name of the Oriental religious figure or a young rose blossom. She'll have to ask when she gets there early Tuesday.
Anyway, she's picked up a load of chemicals (she read the name but has no idea what it is; at least its' not hazardous) and she's headed for a town just outside of Austin, Texas - Buda. Not sure if it's pronounced like the name of the Oriental religious figure or a young rose blossom. She'll have to ask when she gets there early Tuesday.
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