Posted by Bob Kerr on April 30, 2009 at 21:44:34 from (216.249.94.67):
In Reply to: Ya know i just relized posted by the tractor vet on April 30, 2009 at 13:13:11:
I know what you mean. My family ancestors always farmed even back to the old country. Back about 1964 Grandpa and I walked a field he had just plowed and disked and at that moment I knew what I wanted to do with my life. I was 3-4 years old then. He was the last on in my family to farm full time. Sad thing is everyone around me did everything in their power to get me to do otherwise including Grandpa. I felt as comfortable out in that fresh turned earth as I did in a nice chair in the livingroom and still do( but would rather be out in that field everyday and not in the chair). The DR, Lawyer,Preacher,Engineer etc came up everytime I turned around and none of them tripped my trigger. I have tried several different professions so it was not for lack of trying, my heart just wasn't in any of them. I guess it was my fault I never went after what I really felt in my heart but wanted to make everyone else happy. Now I am saving to buy my own land and do what I wanted to all along. I know times are not the greatest, but I would rather be poor and happy than rich and miserable anyday of the week. Of course I would work hard enough that I would not be of want, but know enough to know that it is a tough life but totally rewarding if your heart is in it.
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