Well ladies and gents, I am getting pretty excited. I have lived vicariously through many of you receiving your trucks. Many smiles, and now it seems like things are actually going to happen with my truck. I am VERY happy I didn't remove AS. It was touch and go there for a bit, I am not going to lie. However, I am one stubborn dude when it comes to getting what I want. I work my butt off for what I want, so I am going to get it the way I want it.
My 12/9 build date may seem far away, but it's really not in the grand scheme of my actual wait! I imagine if that date holds, the truck will be here in late December early January.
As these days click by, I am can't help but think of all the cool stuff I want to do with this truck. The biggest "cool" thing is actually spend more time with family. Whether it be loads of hay, camping, road trips, or even rides to school. The truck was chosen because it checks the "can-do" box so hard that it burns a hole through the paper.
I am really looking forward to driving in the snow at night. A new fresh falling snowstorm is a blast to drive in! The back roads of Vermont with all the limbs handing lower with the weight of the snow and the hint of wood smoke in the air on a still night - oh it's my favorite. Sometimes I often think of reasons to drive in it - lol.
I may have missed hunting season with the truck this year, but once that window closed I moved into acceptance. Sometimes I need to stop thinking about what I do not have (yet) and concentrate on what I do have - and in the end - what really matters. Health - Family - Friends - that is what really matters.
It's a different type of post from me today, but here I am. This is where I am at today. I hope you all can find yourself in a world of thankfulness for who/what you do have in your lives. There is so much good in the world, yet we tend to focus on the other side too often. Allow yourself to be in the positive space for a moment if you haven't in a while - even if it's just a moment.
Cheers!