Posted by FBH44 on December 20, 2015 at 00:08:13 from (64.85.216.97):
It's late Saturday night, I just got up, fixed a pot of coffee. Wife is snoozing, two boys home safe and sound. Older boy home from engineering school, has been studying 10 hours a day, Mechanical Engineering, getting straight A's. Other boy home from high school road trip, safe and sound. Also straight A's. Both boys very active in Speech-and-Debate, FBLA, robotics, Boy Scouting. They were up late, playing their video games. They have gone to bed. Never stay out late, never drinking beer, just the best boys. Christmas tree lit up brightly, wife keeps hauling in wrapped presents from somewhere, never have figured out where she hides them. Two old fat cats asleep in chair, face to face. Have repaired tractors as best as I can, for now, still have some clutch owrk on Farmall. Massey is good. Have laid out new field of berries, wife worries at our advanced ages, might be a mistake. Fruit buds have formed up fat on the berry plants for next year. Freezing temps will develop the buds over the winter. Bright sky outside, glistening stars. Doesn't get any better.
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