Meandering Musings And Misadventures From The Road
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Thanks Brett! I have a Facebook album going titled OTR. I try to take pictures every day, though it doesn't always happen.
When I get my own truck, I'll have plenty to do during downtime. I'll have my dog, so of course I'll be getting her out and about whenever I have the chance. If I feel like I can handle it once I've been solo for awhile, I may continue the business degree I started, one online class at a time (I worry about missing deadlines due to inconsistent internet access, though). And I'll have my guitar. I'm single with minimal bills, so I won't be stressing over money the way my trainer does. No matter what happens on any individual day with a customer or a crappy load, I'll be making more money this year than I ever have, and saving most of it. So I'm laid back about things.
OTR:
Over The Road
OTR driving normally means you'll be hauling freight to various customers throughout your company's hauling region. It often entails being gone from home for two to three weeks at a time.