God is good... the list is long (and I'm sure I have forgotten some):
A local farmer harvested our beans years ago when my husband busted his foot all up - they would NOT let us pay them. Then they harvested our corn crop and only charged us for trucking costs.
A friend of my sister's watched our infant daughter for a day when I landed in the hospital with a serious case of pneumonia 20-some years ago.
When I was a teen, a farm family we did not know, took-in me and a friend for an overnight when we got stuck in a bad snow storm and walked up to their farm to call home.
In my 20's, I slid backwards down an steep, icy hill and got stuck backwards on the side of the road... a tow truck driver saw it happen and promptly pulled over and pulled me out and told me a safer road to reach my destination. He would not let me pay him - said he must have been in that place at that time for a reason (to help me).
When my car engine started on fire in a busy town, one good guy drove to the fire station to inform them. Another good guy came running across a busy street and whipped my car hood open and doused the fire with an extinguisher.
The former owner of our Farmall Regular sold it to us for only $200 bucks (at a time when the scrap value was at least $400)... but it was his grandfather's tractor and he wanted to see my husband get 'er running again.
From our YT tractor buddies, the list is long:
The C-Illinoiz tractor boyz sent me a hot-pink DEKALB cap.
The Old family from MO has sent me recipes.
The Corner family has sent seeds and gifts of delicious home-canned goodies.
Wayne NC sent me a great photo of a logo that says "AMERICAN"... for a project that I REALLY need to get 'er done - then post pics.
The Richard G. family has sent me seeds too... another package arrived this spring with some beautifulIndian corn. I need to get some planted yet - been pretty wet here this spring.
Greenmech built me my super cool sewing machine "tractor" at a really reasonable price - THEN delivered it to our home - AND he and his wife gave this old hippie a way-cool necklace for an old hippie chick.
HOPE I DID NOT FORGET ANYONE!!!
I have tried to do some random acts of kindness in return to many of these folks... but think I still have a couple to whom I need to repay their kindness.
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