A word of advice to new people thinking of trucking
#11
08-07-2006, 07:03 PM
Hobo when I posted I saw your post so I didnt get to read it before hand .
I am going to rate that personally as the best post you have ever wrote. Tim 
#12
08-07-2006, 07:08 PM
Originally Posted by TIM
Seems to me your disabilities doesnt over shadow your abilities . Get your chin up like it belongs there . <G> Tim An Excellent point made here!! Chris, there are so many things that I'm feeling for you right now, and I must confess that I find myself lost for words. Other members here have already articulated many of the things that I feel, but they have done it with eloquence and authority that I lack. Looking over the shoulder of what Golfhobo told you, I will say that you have my deepest sympathy, but you have no need for my pity, or anyone else's. I've no doubt that you will rise above this. It never occurred to me that you were ghost writing for Novocain, and I can already see that other members of CAD are surprised as well. Tim is right on in his observations here; I don't know the nature of your disability, but you have clearly demonstrated your capabilities here, and we are all better for your sharing them with us. You will be in my prayers and meditations, my friend!! Peace, Useless
#13
08-07-2006, 07:19 PM
Originally Posted by TIM
Hobo when I posted I saw your post so I didnt get to read it before hand .
I am going to rate that personally as the best post you have ever wrote. Tim
#14
08-07-2006, 07:32 PM
Well, it seems you have all the best advice already given to you...
All I can say is what goes around comes around, Our world is built upon Karma if you want good to happen, then you must try to be good in your heart. It may not be any comfort to you now or later on, but you can rest assured she will carry this Karma with her for a long time to come... It Is What It Is Timberwolf
#15
08-07-2006, 07:47 PM
 ops: ops: ops: ops: Thanks, guys! But, you really SHOULD read my thread where I posted my Christmas poems! God had been known to talk through me. And I write what he wants me to say! He is the author... I am but the PEN! I'm no goody two shoes Christian. I'm NOT a moralist! In fact, I should go to HELL if it were NOT for my talent to convey his thoughts at times. I don't even know if I'm worthy of heaven, or if there IS such a thing! I just drive the truck! [God is the O/O] But... I understand, and have lived, depression. I know how it invades EVERY aspect of one's life. I've spent 20 years alone in some kind of self imposed "pentance" for failing in my marriage and my responsibilities to my child. Not only do I not WISH this on anyone else, frankly, MOST of you couldn't deal with it! Trucking has set me FREE! What may be the END for SOME relationships, can be the Beginning of some LIVES! I only wish to save others from wasting the years I have wasted! But, hey.... who would listen to ME? Gotta go trucking now. See y'all in a couple of days! Hobo
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#17
08-07-2006, 09:36 PM
Commone Steve , <G>
NOVACANE Her Life Behind The Wheel Of A Big Rig One womans life in the trucking world with the odds against her and a family she left for it . This is the first novel in sequence wrtten by her exhusband that was his start also to writing a great novel. Read why! Tim
#18
08-07-2006, 09:56 PM
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Originally Posted by TIM
Commone Steve , <G>
NOVACANE Her Life Behind The Wheel Of A Big Rig One womans life in the trucking world with the odds against her and a family she left for it . This is the first novel in sequence wrtten by her exhusband that was his start also to writing a great novel. Read why! Tim
#19
08-07-2006, 11:15 PM
Re: A word of advice to new people thinking of trucking
Originally Posted by Novacane
So future drivers, I know you may think your relationship is better in some way, but before this, I thought we were solid as a rock, and her leaving me never crossed my mind, I never worried about it.
It just goes to show you that this is a rough business on couples no matter how long you have been together, trust, or love one another. Please keep that in mind before you are sure you want to drive, cause if it can split us up, it can break anyone's relationship apart. That said, I am really sorry you're hurting and feeling down. This isn't a forum just for drivers and I don't think you should feel like you have to leave this forum. Hang in there, Chris.
#20
08-08-2006, 01:32 AM
I don't know you like others on this board but I still empathize the same.
This little write seemed appropriate ==================================== Eyes of innocence can see inside My emptiness, pain and a soul that died An ease of time that was once so clear Where warmth and comfort felt so near Now in shadows with no more to see I cut loose the grip in hopes of free Only to be tangled with thoughts of you Now even deeper in this sorrow of blue Understanding changes, and forgetting lies To remember those once so innocent eyes That now in flames of devils and red I sit around and ponder the heat of lead Just to realize here once and for all Those innocent eyes, not worth the fall ==================================== Keep your head high and never give up! I know sometimes things can get tough and it seems all is lost, but it is times like those that bring out the best in us and push us to achieve much more then we ever dreamed! BOL |
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