"Smiles Accross the Miles"                                  "Smiles Accross the Miles"                                 "Smiles Accross the Miles"

Welcome to our web page.  It is with great pleasure, I display the letters and drawings of
Ms. Penney's 3rd.grade at the John S. Hobart Elementary School, 230, Shirley N.Y.

My name is Frank Nathanson "The Trucking Webmaster"

The Trucker Buddy Board

Trucker Buddy Frank's family
I became interested in "Trucker Buddy" in 2005, while I was an Owner Operator leased to "Swift Transportation", for 6.6years, and received the 5years safe driving certificates.

     
 

 

 
"Driving an 18 wheeler in traffic, is like threading a needle, without touching the sides"  By Frank Nathanson.


 

E - Mail address:
siraaca@yahoo.com

 

 

 

     

At MATS in Louisville KY.
2009
with the gang from
"TURBO3000D"

     
      Being Honored at the Louisville Trucker Buddy Meeting, by Debra Penney and Miss Veronika Kurimska.

 

See also Mss. Penney.

 

"Who would they look up to"
Performed, written and produced by Howard Salmon 

 

Chorus
Who would  they look up to if I turn and walk away
And who would they rely on if I look the other way
It's important that I teach them
And to help them on their way
'Cause who would they look up to if I turn and walk away

1st. Verse

Take the time to listen to what they have to say
'Cause the days just go so fast
And might just slip away
When they stop to ask me questions
And I just send them away
They'll find another answer and they might drift away

 

Chorus
2nd. Verse (Spoken)

So take the time to listen each and every day
'Cause the day you stop to listen they might have walked away
Take these words of wisdom as you travel on your way
Keep the memories with you and listen to what they say

Last Chorus (Kids)

Who would  they look up to if I turn and walk away
And who would they rely on if I look the other way
It's important that you teach us
And to help us on our way
'Cause who would we look up to if you turn and walk away

Final

Oh who would they look up to if I turn and walk away

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The trucker Buddy

HISTORY

     
     

Class of 2008 - 2009

Pictures

Ms. Penney's 3rd.grade
John S. Hobart Elementary School, 230, Shirley N.Y.
     

Class of 2007 - 2008

Ms. Penney's 3rd.grade
John S. Hobart Elementary School, 230, Shirley N.Y.
     

Class of 2006 - 2007

Ms. Penney's 3rd.grade
John S. Hobart Elementary School, 230, Shirley N.Y.
     

Class of 2005 - 2006

Ms. Penney's 3rd.grade
John S. Hobart Elementary School, 230, Shirley N.Y.

 

Frank's Laws.

The Creed of
the Sociopath Obsessive
Compulsive

 
bullet 1.  Knowledge is power!  Ignorance is dangerous!!  Not knowing all the correct facts, can be disastrous!!!
 
bullet 2.  Failure is not an option!
bullet 3.  If anything can go wrong, Fix it!  (Forget Murphy!)
bullet 4.  When given a choice-Take Both!
bullet 5.  Multiple projects lead to multiple successes!
bullet 6.  Start at the top, then work your way up!
bullet 7.  Do it by the book . . . but be the author!
bullet 8.  When forced to compromise, ask for more!
bullet 9.  If you can't beat them, join them, then beat them!
bullet10.  If it's worth doing, it's got to be done right now!
bullet11.  If you can't win, change the rules!
bullet12.  If you can't change the rules, ignore them!
bullet13.  Perfection is not optional!
bullet14.  When face without a challenge, make one!
bullet15.  "No" simply means begin again at one level higher!
bullet16.  Don't walk when you can run!
bullet17.  Bureaucracy is a challenge to be conquered with a righteous attitude,
       a tolerance for stupidity, and a bulldozer when necessary!
bullet18.  When in doubt:  THINK!
bullet19.  Patience is a virtue, but persistence to the point of success is a gift!
bullet20.  The squeaky wheel gets replaced!
bullet21.  The faster you move, the slower time passes, the longer you live!
bullet23.  The same fafety rules apply to bikes also.
Lets play a game.

We will call it "What is the name of the Road". by Frank Nathanson.  As I travel across the country, and travel on all kinds of roads.  The chosen for the game can be a special highways, or a frequently traveled one.  Purchase of postcards on the way and mail them to the class, addressed to a different student.  From the post marks, or names on the card, the students have to figure out what is the name of that highways.

I hope other truckers will want to play this, or other games with the students, it is educational and fun.  Currently, Miss. Penney's class and I are playing this game.  We will start it again in September with the new class.