Posted by donjr on December 21, 2011 at 22:08:41 from (71.248.76.90):
In Reply to: OT: Update on Blondie posted by donjr on December 21, 2011 at 09:56:55:
Answer time- barnE- trouble is her's ain't no wig. She's really pretty cute, but we used to talk about WAVES when I was in the service. Most got hit by one of two sticks. If they didn't get nailed by the ugly stick, someone beat them with the stupid stick.
John- I started driving a B when I was about 6 in the hayfield while the men picked up hay. Around 8, I was trusted to take out manure on my own and drive a Wheel Horse. I was driving trucks at 13, and just about ny machine on the farm. I planted my first corn crop when I was 13. My Gmom just about denutered Gdad when she found out I was helping with hay, but just about any kid can have a ball on a B.
George- watch out- I'm about 2 or 3 miles north of Jarrettsville- even the sidewalk at the service station isn't safe for a while-
Bendee- One thing at a time- I just got her to realize she's supposed to stay between the lines on the road. She's still trying to figure out why they have lines in parking lots, too.
I think I have tomorrow off. Mom says she'll take her to work and then go shopping. But I still have Friday and Saturday to look forward to. She's doing much better, but she has a long way to jet jockey!
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