Posted by jbp on June 17, 2012 at 11:41:36 from (64.57.160.190):
In Reply to: Re: If you ate today - posted by Traditional Farmer on June 17, 2012 at 01:05:44:
First of all, I am a farmer, this is my 49th crop after serving 4 years in the USAF. No one occupation is more important than many others. What can you do when you are out of fuel? What can you do when your tractor or other machinery is broken down? What can you do whem you are planting and the fertilizer truck doesn't show up?
Anyway you get the idea, we are all dependent on each other. Remember the story of the argument of the different body parts about which was most important. We are all helpless without all the other people that help make the world go around. Joe
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