Well, Let me tell you the short version of my story. I met my wife 3 years ago this coming January. I live in California, she was in Rhode Island. We met on Cowboy.com. I was chatting about calving cows, she was planning a vacation. We started talking on the phone and one thing to another, and I ended springing for a plane ticket. Match made in Paradise? Pretty much! We both did background checks on each other prior to meeting. We are opposites and quite alike at the same time. The key thing is that we have the same core values and goals in life. Honesty is the best policy. She never as much pushed a lawn mower and now she bales hay everynite all summer long. Our phone bill was high, but give out references if you are like me from a small town you know: the Judge, the DA, the Sheriff. Be credible, confident, and realistic. There are lots of gals looking to be farmers wives. Don't play games, just show a gal what you have to offer. Have a open mind be ready to change. I wouldn't want to be single again. My wife has totally change my life along with hers. By the way hate to brag, But I got a great looking woman and never saw a picture of her till the day I met her at the airport. I knew she was "the one", just by talking to her. She was tired of men liking her for just her looks. I got to know her before I had clue of what she looked like and the same for her. Just don't give up hope. Plane tickets are cheap so distance is not an excuse to meeting the Love of your Life. That Brad Paisly song is so true. I was soo much cooler online. I reckon fate brought my wife and I together. I just know I took a chance and was willing to adapt and change all for the better. I have a new best friend abd business partner, because I bought a plane ticket. I never paid too much attention to how bright the stars or how clean the air is. Till I brought my wife home. Distance is not a barrier if you want something, it will only make the heart grow fonder after you meet.
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