Posted by jhwis on May 21, 2019 at 07:21:08 from (205.213.89.2):
In Reply to: Farm Tragedy posted by Tramway Guy on May 21, 2019 at 04:22:38:
That makes you sick for the family. Unforeseen things happen. Everyone always has 20/20 vision. A few years ago a kid I went to college with who i hadn't seen or talked to in 15 years had one of his twin boys fall off a utv he was driving that was pulling a mower.....The boy reached up to grab a walnut as they were moving and he fell off and under the mower. The boy didn't make it. I heard it on the radio and the dad's name was unique and it was his hometown. Sure enough it was him. Found his email and sent him my condolences. Still makes my stomach hurt when I think about what they went and continue to go through. Life is difficult and can be rather short sometimes, don't waste your time with it.
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