Posted by agpilot on September 18, 2010 at 17:51:01 from (173.84.16.52):
In Reply to: Re: my mom posted by Ken-Pa on September 18, 2010 at 15:44:39:
Hello Ken: If you read this, Tell your girls that when I was 65, I bought a Hobby Farm and moved out to that farm from a metro area where there was not much to do. After 4 years and lots of physical work, I feel better now then when I was in the city... So don't give in to your girls. That has been told to me from other old people who lived out on a farm most of there life.. Take them away from their long time daily life on a farm and put them in a so called "Home" is not good for many. I was born on a farm and grew up there so getting back to a Hobby farm has been mostly good. Like today I spent half day up on a latter painting the home and the day before I was on the rood fixing the flashing around the chimmney etc Nice to get some physical work if the weather is good too. So don't give up the farm too quick. Take care.. ag
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