Posted by SweetFeet on May 04, 2016 at 20:39:33 from (70.35.102.196):
In Reply to: tonights feature night posted by larry@stinescorner on May 04, 2016 at 14:38:04:
My wife has an award winning mustache... is NOT really a very good cook... but can swing-cock a Winchester... and take a tractor apart and put it back together. LOL
Seriously now... My husband has always been a very hard worker. Many years of 50-60 hours a week... and after coming home from work, he headed out to do hog chores and then out to the field as needed, or into the shop if something needed fixing. He has done major work on every out-building on our farm.
He gave me the blessing of being home with our kids for about 6 years after our third child was born. (I did daycare for one family in our home during that time - but it didn't seem like work.)
He has always been a great teacher - whether teaching me or our kids something. Great to explain stuff, then give a person the confidence to tackle the task. He has always enjoyed spending time with me and our kids and just loves this old farm and our old tractors.
He's a one man show for carpentry, welding, mechanics, wiring, plumbing... you name it - he can do it or he'll learn how.
We will both be the first to admit it hasn't always been a bed of roses (we're both about as strong willed as two people can possibly be)... but definitely FAR more good times than bad. AND it seems the longer we are together, the more our friendship grows. Also he's a funny feller and laughter is always a good thing.
Here is the young man I married. Seems like yesterday - but it was over 30 years ago.
And here is the gent with the award winning mustache that I currently hang out with.
A pic of him with each of our kiddles when they were small.
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