Happy Halloween!

 I really enjoy working my teeny-tiny route. 

If all goes well, I can add a few locations in the future, of course, that includes a clear path to success, such as, oh, weather! We drivers often brave quite a bit of frustration, aggravation, and obstacles to bring our customers goodies and comfort  :-) 

Still recovering from the Heatwave of 2023, I can’t fathom what winter holds, I can guess, tho, it will be cold! This is actually easier on the candies than summer-times. 

May God bless us and keep us during good times and bad, spooky times and not!

Have a Happy candiful Halloween!   

   

                

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Next..?

1. pandemic=except for essential workers=stay home. 
2. Digital coins/currency= tips for waiters/waitresses, table-cleaners, house cleaners, gardeners, doormen, valet, drivers, honor boxes? 
3. Heatwave; fine until tar on sides of roads starts melting=stay home.    Light rain=very needed; heavy rain=slow down; flooding=stay home; light snow=very beautiful; snow storm=beautiful from home; ice-storms=stay home; sleet=slow down; hail=potential damage all around=stay home. 
4.   ?  

                         

                

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Taking a break

After a beautiful day at the fair, their team lost the next day and there was a non-fatal shooting the day after that.

 I drove to a new location which is fine but looks like I’ll be living on the road  :-p 

Fetlocks and feathers

 They were so close I could almost reach out and touch them, look how beautiful they are..! 

Anyone who says they are abused or mistreated in any way are looking somewhere else entirely! 

There were at least 2-3 caretakers within range of the Budweiser Clydesdales at all times, one caretaker was checking the bits on the horses and even wiped down the mouth of one of them with such care and thoughtfulness, I wished I could hire him to care for my machines and route half as much, but that’s a different story. I mean, look at the feathers surrounding the horses hooves, they are clean and trimmed to perfection. Can u imagine shoeing those big feet, they’re huge!  

The Clydesdales are groomed and must be fussed over daily, definitely well-fed. What a pleasure to see such magnificent tradition kept among us.  

   

  

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