[/quote]A couple weeks ago i was also thinking of throwing in the towel, it was not because that i started wrecking things but I found i had to much hay on the fork for my age(64) trying to do all the things that need done on my 1800 ranch with pretty near 350 head of bison by myself.
I took a hard look at the whole thing and decided it was no use running ragged and getting overworked and stressed out.
I'm not the traveling kind and thinking of selling the ranch just about gave me an heart attack.
I take it now one easy day at the time and do what i can and when i feel like it and the **** with it if it don't get finished by days end. Tomorrow is an other day and there are more days after that.
I don't feel guilty anymore if i start late and waste time on the puter
This fall i'm gonna cut the herd back to a hundred cows, them i can easily manage without getting all worked up.
I feel i can do no more than fill my belly anyway, no use accumulating extra money that ends up in gubmints hands and what is left the kids will probably waste in a **** of a hurry after i kick the bucket.
None of the 4 want the place anyway.[/quote]
bison,
i read your post and i was concerned about you. im glad you worked it all out in your mind and are going to keep the place, i mean, im sure the place has YOU written all over it. :)
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