Fight was probably not an accurate word. I would say serious discussion. We never fight about anything. Her and the girls (daughters) didn't like the tractors parked at our house they didn't like to look at them. They said they were ugly and made the house look like bad. She really is a great wife, and we do have a good marriage we have been married for 25 years. But she was a city girl and I was raised on a farm. I don't think she was being evil but I don't think she took into consideration how bad selling the tractors would make my son and I feel after they were gone.
She doesn't get attached to "things" like I do. The tractors were neat to have. I used to fire them up once a month at least to keep them running.
I don't own much land about 1/4 of an acre. About the only reason I had to keep the SC was plowing snow, leveling the gravel parking lot and drive way. She is not evil honest. I just don't think she understood the attachment we had to the tractors.
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