Day 3 is done at last.
Dogs are getting grumpy and hard to manage. The people are also a bit grumpy. But now we are being less careful; Lori and Cassi almost killed Bugz today. I kept saying you have to have the air on for the ferrets, because they get heat stroke in only 85 degree weather. So they rolled the windows down because there was wind, it was 102 outside and the wind was humid HOT air blowing 102 in and out of the car. I decided to drive right away and Bugz was so hot he had his head in the litter box and the rest of his body out. WHY DON'T THEY EVER LISTEN TO ME?!!!! He had to almost die before they would listen to me.
Now I have to work on getting him back to life by slowly introducing him to colder air and water. I just don't want to loose him that way ever.
Day 1 drove from Lake Ann to Springfield, IL (took 14 hours total) we got in at 10 pm after not being able to leave until 12noon because of the darn car carrier. Lori drove the truck pulling the Scoobie Doo (Suburu) all 14 hours, and was beat up when she was done. I drove most of the way in the car, but Cassi drove the last 1.5 hours and she had to drive in one of the most horrific storms I have ever driven in.
Day 2 drove from Springfield, IL to Tulsa, OK (left at 9am and didn't get in until almost 11pm - don't know why). All roads lead to ROAD DEstruction or I mean construction.
Lori drove the truck the whole way, and again was all beat up and really was exhausted when we arrived in Tulsa at the Motel. I drove the whole entire way, because Cassi didn't want to drive in Destruction or in the rain or in big cities. She is in for a horrible shock if she ever tries to go and see her cousin who lives on the north side of Denver.
Day 3 I was so tired that I almost fell asleep on the road and hit a semi - well almost. Unfortunately, Cassi didn't want to drive much but ended up; driving all but 2.5 hours today. There was no road construction, only one big city, and no rain. So she had a pretty good day. The little dogs were awful today and I don't know if I could put up with that again, tomorrow. I might have to well tie mr. T down, if he starts climbing on me again.
Tomorrow is onto Las Cruces and another night in a motel, so we can attempt to get into an apartment or house to live in. Well maybe I'll write tomorrow if I am awake enough.
Dogs are getting grumpy and hard to manage. The people are also a bit grumpy. But now we are being less careful; Lori and Cassi almost killed Bugz today. I kept saying you have to have the air on for the ferrets, because they get heat stroke in only 85 degree weather. So they rolled the windows down because there was wind, it was 102 outside and the wind was humid HOT air blowing 102 in and out of the car. I decided to drive right away and Bugz was so hot he had his head in the litter box and the rest of his body out. WHY DON'T THEY EVER LISTEN TO ME?!!!! He had to almost die before they would listen to me.
Now I have to work on getting him back to life by slowly introducing him to colder air and water. I just don't want to loose him that way ever.
Day 1 drove from Lake Ann to Springfield, IL (took 14 hours total) we got in at 10 pm after not being able to leave until 12noon because of the darn car carrier. Lori drove the truck pulling the Scoobie Doo (Suburu) all 14 hours, and was beat up when she was done. I drove most of the way in the car, but Cassi drove the last 1.5 hours and she had to drive in one of the most horrific storms I have ever driven in.
Day 2 drove from Springfield, IL to Tulsa, OK (left at 9am and didn't get in until almost 11pm - don't know why). All roads lead to ROAD DEstruction or I mean construction.
Lori drove the truck the whole way, and again was all beat up and really was exhausted when we arrived in Tulsa at the Motel. I drove the whole entire way, because Cassi didn't want to drive in Destruction or in the rain or in big cities. She is in for a horrible shock if she ever tries to go and see her cousin who lives on the north side of Denver.
Day 3 I was so tired that I almost fell asleep on the road and hit a semi - well almost. Unfortunately, Cassi didn't want to drive much but ended up; driving all but 2.5 hours today. There was no road construction, only one big city, and no rain. So she had a pretty good day. The little dogs were awful today and I don't know if I could put up with that again, tomorrow. I might have to well tie mr. T down, if he starts climbing on me again.
Tomorrow is onto Las Cruces and another night in a motel, so we can attempt to get into an apartment or house to live in. Well maybe I'll write tomorrow if I am awake enough.
