Posted by Tom in Ga on December 23, 2014 at 09:44:37 from (107.77.90.115):
In Reply to: Good old days posted by Donald Lehman on December 23, 2014 at 08:38:01:
My grandson is 10 now. For at long as I can remember, he has been farming. About 2 years ago he decided he wanted a fence to put a horse in. He got the posthole diggers and went to digging holes. Good straight holes about 2 feet deep. Not exactly in a straight line but wherever he thought he needed one. I showed him how to pack a post and he packed about 10 all over the yard. Then he wanted to hang a gate and I showed him how to do it. He kept asking if the gate would keep a horse in and I said if a horse gets thru this gate I will give your money back. He said I didn't pay you and I said I will still give you money. He still don't have a horse and has pulled most of his posts up but he still likes to dig in the dirt. May be he can be a farmer when he grows up.He's too hardheaded to give,up Tommy Q
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