Posted by Determined on November 13, 2018 at 05:38:05 from (216.130.212.201):
In Reply to: Tight boots posted by 37chief on November 12, 2018 at 23:15:20:
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Your post reminds me of a story about a fairly well off rancher that always complained about his boots being too tight.
Many wondered why he would complain when he clearly had the means to buy a proper fitting pair of boots so finally one day someone asked him, his reply was;
Well on a typical day I get up early in the morning, go outside in the dark, fight to get the tractor running then I mess around with feeding bales that are frozen to the ground to the cows.
By the time that is done I move on to clearing snow,thawing out watering bowls, fixing broken corrals and repairing whatever equipment broke that day until well after dark.
By the time I get back in the house the whole day is gone, I sit down on a chair and reflect on how everything I tried to do to went wrong and wonder why I do it.
Some days pulling those tight boots from my feet is about the only satisfaction I get.
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