Yesterday I posted a blog update roughly 10 minutes before I had to leave for work and because of the rush job it didn't exactly get the point I wanted to get across as clearly as I would have liked. While I confess I don't put all that much effort into my blog posts in general when my only comments are

"I had a hard time following that, due to the way you made your sentence structure."

and

"I had a hard time following that due to not knowing what a 'Milk Load' is."

that tells me that I probably should have fleshed that out a bit more before posting it. I am not aiming for perfection here but I want my readers to at least understand just what I am trying to say. To clarify on those comments I don't really see how my "sentence structure" is the problem since it is not that much different than my other blogs but I will admit that grammar and punctuation sort of got thrown out the window at certain points.

As for what a "milk load" is, as a dairy clerk I deal with two different types of loads and that is the milk load which is for the most part milk along with some mostly store brand juices and the "grocery deli" load or "wall load" as I prefer to call it which contains every other item in the dairy department which is eggs, 90% of the juices, cheese, yogurt and a few other things. My wall load comes in the same truck as the produce, service deli, bakery and meat department loads as part of the "combo load" so I often have to break down and separate their stuff from mine.

The reason why they are delivered in two separate loads is because there is not enough room in the cooler to fit both loads at the same time and due to the highly perishable nature of those products they must be put into the cooler as soon as possible which in situations where both loads arrive at the same time which has happened before is often easier said than done.

And most of the loads are in two day increments

wall load schedule

Monday 2 day load

Wednesday 1 day load

Thursday 2 day load

Saturday 2 day load

milk load schedule

Tuesday 2 day load

Thursday 1 day load

Friday 2 day load

Sunday 2 day load

And as I have mentioned in other blog posts I am also much to my dismay a backup checker though they sometimes forget that. Of course I am starting to ramble, my point is I am not going to rush out anymore blog posts 10 minutes before I have to leave for work.