Posted by John Harmon on July 16, 2011 at 15:40:02 from (97.124.30.92):
In Reply to: Makes you wonder posted by gregk on July 16, 2011 at 09:20:32:
I remember when growing up in the late 40's ,early 50's If I heard of of a neighbor needing help in any form I can almost still hear the old Chevy Truck starting up and heading out as my Dad was always the first one to the peoples house seeing what the situation was and what help was needed. Within 8 hours every one around would know the situation and plans were made to help with what was needed.Was it Cows to be milked,Livestock to be tended to,Feed to grind,Field to be plowed,worked,planted,harvested, and a lot more that my Dad and his neighbors pitched in with their time and help. When he got hurt by an onery Gurnsey Bull we had and was bed ridden the neighbor hood showed up in mass to help for about 7 months. Me,My Mom and the rest of the siblings never worked so hard or felt more pride in the outpouring of help when needed.
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