Its funny how things change when life throws you a curve ball. Had way to many 12 to 16 hour days at work then come home and farm and after 25 years of it I think I was pretty wore down and was to dumb to know it. When 2002 came around things changed. I came home from the hospital I about went nuts sitting at home watching TV cause the wife and kids wound not let do anything at all! After a week of sitting there I told my wife tomorrow I am going to the farm and you aint going to stop me and a week later I was cutting soybeans, That's when life started to get back to normal for me, As normal as it could be. Its been down hill cense. The mind is willing but the body has a mind of its own! I know that the good lord never gives you more than you can handle but there were time when I wondered, I have had several long talks with him about this and I think we have an understanding now. I take care of the little picture and I will let him take care of the big picture and learn to relax some stop and smell the roses and help others when I can. This brings to mind a song, Allways look on the bright side of life! Now if I could just remember ware I left my glasses, Hummmm. Bandit
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