Mom went to school in a one room school house. Even though they were very rural they got a school bus pretty early on. One winter the weather went bad. The bus loaded up all of the kids from school to go home but didn't get very far. The bus ended up stuck on a country road. The bus full of kids (probably 20-25) and the driver walked to the nearest farmhouse where they stayed for three days.
Can you imagine 20 people showing up at your door in the middle of a storm? I know I don't have enough here to feed than many folks for three days. We could start butchering things I suppose. I just can't fathom that.
Mom couldn't remember whether there was a phone at the house. I bet there were some worried folks. They probably just figured that everyone was at the school. Seems folks didn't freak out so easy then.
If you hear a knock on the door today you better sharpen you but butchering knives.
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