Rollin' in the BDT
I spent my morning working hard again. I had to load 5 plastic boxes and 5 cardboard boxes full of flashlights up to take to Pinnacle Hills to our North location. Yes, I loaded them by myself. Do I have a sign on my forehead that says "Built For Hard Labor"? Its either that or else I have a problem in asking for help. ...Um, actually it probably is that....'cause I didn't think to do so. I just never want to bother anyone....... :P
My travels up "North", as we down here on the "main campus" like to call our Pinnacle Hills location, allowed me to experience a church vehicle like no other. I got to take a ride in the BDT. BDT, as far as I understand, stands for Big Dang Truck, named so by those in charge of transportation stuff here at church [at least I hope the 'D' refers to that and not the other 'D' word.....I mean we are a church!] And boy, is it ever a BIG DANG TRUCK. I am talking a full blown quad-cab-with-a-full-bed FARM TRUCK [it even comes with that 'fresh cut hay' smell inside....]. So here I am, dressed ethnically, if not eclectically, in a pants and tunic outfit from India [called a punjabi], driving down 540 in this big, white beast of a farm truck, loaded down with boxes. The driver's seat rocks a bit from side to side, the steering is loose, and you have to stomp the gas and brake to make anything happen. Oh what fun it is to ride....
I have been initiated into the BDT Club. My official membership packet is to arrive soon...
:)
posted by sarah j. @ 3:15 PM
5 Sagacious Sayings
5 Sagacious Sayings:
You have worked hard. You deserve an ice cold Root Beer, maybe even two.
Heck yes I do! But I think this week is worthy of an entire 4 pack of root beer, Stewart's, of course, and icy cold! :)
I grew up driving nothing but BDT's - I guess that's why I clung to driving a car for so long. I still love my SUV though - big, but not; and there's no DT to it either. Ha!
Bring Back "Zippy fun car".
...and the password is "sashud".
I know!! I miss Zippy Fun Car. Zippy is no more. The parentals gave it to a young minister here at church, and he is trying to sell it.
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