They found that, yes, they could easily handle six loads a day in good weather and might make eight a day once there was a backlog of stones to be mov...d. However, they might not make six a day in rainy weather because of the mud slowing down the oxen.On the second day, Jeb took one wagon and Jim took the other for the stone deliveries, and they did make eight trips that day. Jeb hoped that they could keep that up so that they could have a cushion for the rainy days, when they came.Meanwhile. Here, take my back pack too. I shoved all yourfucking costumes inside." Yeah, I guess I do and thanks," said Melissa, changing Benny'searrings and sliding on the jewelry. "And nice job on the curls,ladies. So cute on her. Interesting you didn't miss much detail, andit's almost a shame they have to go, but of course they no longer gowith her look. Hope you don't mind this last little thing, me usingyour gel." Like you're actually asking?" said Lori as Melissa was raking throughhis hair with her. Since it was late afternoon and we were all tired from lack of sleep last night, we decided to camp early. We went about a quarter of a mile off the road and found a nice place to camp.Andy said we should hobble all of the horses and mules, so we did. Except for Hawk. He still thinks he's a puppy and hangs around our camp, even if there's much better grass elsewhere.I noticed Delia and Dalia were walking very stiffly after they had gotten out of the wagon, so I asked Delia about it."It's riding. “That seems so cheap and cliche.”“I don’t mean the Holiday Inn up the road,” I said. “I was thinking of something more romantic. Like a getaway. Someplace out of town.”“I see what you’re saying,” she said.We continued to talk about the options. Jennifer got excited about the idea. I found a mountain lodge online. It was the type of place that catered to young couples and people getting away for their anniversary. I booked a room with a view and made dinner reservations at an upscale.