Re: remembering Dad the tradition continues. Super C

Posted by tempola on January 20, 2011 at 07:29:23 from (207.119.115.58):

In Reply to: remembering Dad the tradition continues. Super C posted by tempola on January 19, 2011 at 18:58:08:

I never will forget the day that dad allowed me to operate it by myself. Disking the tobacco field.

man, I thought I was an all important big time farmer!

every time I climb on this seat, I think about him. That old man didn't take no gulf either. He told me ONE TIME to do something. if I didn't, he would get my attention! Dad was a old WW2 boot sarg, And he was rougher than a mouthful of razor blades if you got him mad, but was also the most kind and giving person also. he was strictly old school.

once, I had a social worker tell that me the way he raised me, I was abused. Funny, I don't feel abused! and I never have been in serious trouble in my life. So the old man did a good job IMO. I feel no anger or resentment toward him either.

funny how the world has changed since that tractor was young, and not for the better.

Andy

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