One thing I will not miss about being in the Charleston area are the ridiculously large number of shipping containers that are on their way to and from the port and just scattered/stored about the area
All things considered, the two and a half years I spent there was a positive experience. As the owner of the company said more than once, I left the location I was responsible for in much better shape than I found it. What more can I ask for?
Earlier this week, I began my journey as the president of a new company/division for a small, but growing company, based in Nashville, TN. A non-disclosure agreement, prevents me from saying more at this time, but rest assured I’m having more fun this week than I have had in quite awhile.
So, while I won’t be taking any more morning walks on the beach for the foreseeable future, I’m pretty sure I’ll find some things to do here and write about if I was to get bored.
Mitigating Chaos 
I used to make deliveries to businesses near Port Newark, and some of then had HUGE stacks of containers on the grounds like this one.
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When we retired to Ecuador in 2017, we moved all our furniture in a couple of these containers.
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Ray, I wish you all the best in your new position
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Thank you.
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Congratulations – I hear there is plenty to do in Nashville.
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