Posted by olgentdc on August 14, 2017 at 19:39:31 from (50.127.59.121):
below there is a post about pay while growing up on the farm , I listed my experince and always enjoy reading about others lives .. but the one post that made me laugh out loud , ."Doing Jobs The Hardest Way My Elders Could Think Of ", Now Who wrote that ???. because we all got stories to tell ,. My hired help /Friend Rick always likes to talk about his granpa comin up with silly ways to do a job.. He and i Were just talking about that last week ,. when He asked me Why i was beating on a shaft ,"i just dont know why ya dont take a grinder after a ruined bearing race to get it off," instead of what i was doing ,.i actually was afraid of starting a fire , Rick said ,. the hose is rite there , spray the grass down and water it at the same time and wash that trash out of there too,then burn it off .. which we did in short order ///sometimes guys like me" cant see the Forest for the trees "
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