Had another great trip to Kentucky! Made all the same stops I always do on that run, had great weather the first two days. It snowed on me while I was parked at Iowa 80 though and snowed/rained all the way to Erlanger the third day. It stayed above freezing though, so never had any trouble. They were kinda busy the night I got there, so I just went to bed and figured I'd wait until my scheduled time to unload Tuesday morning. After getting empty, I scooted down to Cromwell, Kentucky to load chicken at the Perdue plant that had two drops in Denver, Colorado Thursday. They loaded it quick, so I went a little out of route just to enjoy US36 across Missouri and Kansas one more time. Headed up to I-64 from Cromwell, into St. Louis, and up US61 to Hannibal, Missouri. Had a great day Wednesday just taking in the two-lane trucking, stopped in Idalia, Colorado at one of my new favorite restaurants, The Grainery, for some amazing chicken fajitas. My unloads went great in Denver and I got my favorite reload home, empty milk crates. I left Denver in the early afternoon and had some fairly serious wind in Wyoming to deal with for a load of empty milk crates (sixty plus miles per hour), but I made it into Layton, Utah in time for same day delivery. Love it when that works, so I can just go home instead of sleeping thirty miles from home to wait and unload the next morning. Got back to the shop and got a service and rinsed the truck off and I've just been relaxing. The best part is, I get four days off waiting for another load to Kentucky and I've been told that there IS a load to Kentucky Tuesday, so I should be able to attend MATS in Louisville! Still waiting on details, should know more tomorrow. Boss man said maybe one more short round after I get back from there before hooking up the bellies, but I'm taking off a few days again around my anniversary the first part of April either way.