Wednesday, November 12, 2008

11-11-8

Trash day abuse and littering worker.

Monday, November 10, 2008

11-10-8

Northwestern Connecticut offered up this sign and what looks like a good place to have a beer. Not having done even one delivery yet had to forgo the beer and get moving.





Church down the road had Memorial next to cemetery.














Mailbox of the day gos to this guy.






Pulling into Torrington Ct. stopped at park in center of town.
















Memorial of civil war and tree stare into traffic.
































Whats better then flags and a big gun? Howitzers barrel rendered useless to fire but still makes a nice lawn ornament.









































Saturday, November 8, 2008

11-8-8

http://buzzfeed.com/yacomink/obama-changes-the-flag-v Pretty good video with web address at end that has more. Site offers comical take on politics.

Thursday, November 6, 2008

11-5-8

Headed to Canada.

11-4-8

Foggy election day.


11-4-8

In line election day.

Sunday, November 2, 2008

11-1-8

The order of the day was leaves. Judy helped rake Amanda helped load into van. Judy said the leaves where like confetti, nature throws the best parties now we gotta clean up. I'm not used to this manual labor any more.


67 bags later we were done and off to moms the leaves went. She will use them to insulate her fig trees so they can stay out all winter. The rest will compost somewhere in yard.






It was a good day.




10-31-8

Had a deliver to Montreal again today breaking a record for me. Three times in one week gone to Canada.


Rest stop in Adirondacks always good stop.






Check your speed.




With Montreal delivery done I'm going to try different way home across border.












There's a new border crossing in town, Vermont.







10-30-8

Found this guy waving people into car wash in Danbury Ct.

10-30-8

Sent to western Ct. today with all the Canada trips on my plate lately good to be in New England for the day.
Dam at Barkhamsted Ct. always a good look.








Back in Springfield found this entrepreneur