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Posted by Illinois Boy on April 26, 2006 at 12:10:17 from (12.220.37.158):
In Reply to: what to do next posted by Ed Hebert on April 26, 2006 at 11:05:53:
Ed, My brother absolutely loved to trout fish but had a stroke some years ago. You would not believe the smiles and tears he had when his boys and I would pick up his wheel chair and haul him down to the river to be around us as we fished. We got him in his hat, waders, fly vest - the whole 9 yards, and took pictures of him, holding the fish up next to him. Why not set your dad up out there in the barn / garage and finish the project? He can offer advice (even if he can't speak, you can ask him questions about each move on the project) and watch you complete the tractors. Believe me - you will never live long enough to ever regret it!!
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