In an effort to be efficient, since I was already in Preston, I drove for another 30 minutes to get to Logan so I could pick up a trailer. That's right folks...Cory actually let me drive his truck. And, after much convincing, he agreed that I could pick up the trailer. Apparently the fact that I was raised on a farm, that I started driving a 2-ton truck to haul hay when I was seven, the fact that I drove my dad's 1-ton truck to high school starting at the age of 15 and I used to pull the boat all the time wasn't enough to qualify me to pull a trailer from Logan to Idaho Falls. Only his sense of good logistic management (think efficiency) allowed for this to happen. I'm happy to report that the trip was uneventful. And I had a VERY relieved husband when I got home. Thursday, June 11, 2009
Congrats to Nick & Linsey!
'Tis the season for weddings. Hooray! I went to Preston yesterday for Nick and Linsey's wedding. Dylan, Carson, Spencer and Tyler were sure excited for their mom (and they looked so handsome, too). I've known Nick for about 19 years and I've known Linsey for 10 years. They are both amazing people and I'm so happy that they found each other! On a funny note, Nick was my boyfriend for about six months when we were in middle school. But then he moved on to high school and was too good for me. :-)
In an effort to be efficient, since I was already in Preston, I drove for another 30 minutes to get to Logan so I could pick up a trailer. That's right folks...Cory actually let me drive his truck. And, after much convincing, he agreed that I could pick up the trailer. Apparently the fact that I was raised on a farm, that I started driving a 2-ton truck to haul hay when I was seven, the fact that I drove my dad's 1-ton truck to high school starting at the age of 15 and I used to pull the boat all the time wasn't enough to qualify me to pull a trailer from Logan to Idaho Falls. Only his sense of good logistic management (think efficiency) allowed for this to happen. I'm happy to report that the trip was uneventful. And I had a VERY relieved husband when I got home.
In an effort to be efficient, since I was already in Preston, I drove for another 30 minutes to get to Logan so I could pick up a trailer. That's right folks...Cory actually let me drive his truck. And, after much convincing, he agreed that I could pick up the trailer. Apparently the fact that I was raised on a farm, that I started driving a 2-ton truck to haul hay when I was seven, the fact that I drove my dad's 1-ton truck to high school starting at the age of 15 and I used to pull the boat all the time wasn't enough to qualify me to pull a trailer from Logan to Idaho Falls. Only his sense of good logistic management (think efficiency) allowed for this to happen. I'm happy to report that the trip was uneventful. And I had a VERY relieved husband when I got home. 
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I want to see pictures of your driving the truck. :o)
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