Deep into Maine/ Animal Hospital/ Starting a 34

We delivered our load of beer to Gorham Maine. The customer unloaded us in a reasonable amount of time. I discovered I didn’t have any more cover documents to scan the paperwork in with, so my friend filled out one of his and sent me a picture of it. He was a real lifesaver.

  On our way to pick up our next load, we went through downtown Lewiston Maine. The streets were extremely narrow and a car blocked a portion of the way. Another vehicle moved just in time to let us through. Things were still extremely tight and Stephanie was frightened.

  We picked up a loaded trailer from a small town in rural Maine. Before departing, I noticed that the paperwork did not display the name and address of who we were delivering it to. I went back to the office to verify the destination, but they had closed for the day. I called my supervisor. The folks at Schneider checked things over and assured me that everything was fine. I hope everything will truly be fine when we deliver this load on Monday. 

  The weather got icy as we made our way south. It took a little longer than expected to get to the animal hospital in Portland Maine. The veterinarians checked over our dog and gave us prescriptions to combat the bug that was causing her the prolonged diarrhea. We think she ate something nasty at a truck stop while we were walking her.

  We are spending 34 hours at a truck stop in Kittery Maine. Stephanie lived in this town when she was young.

I have not yet proofread this chapter, as I am really tired.