If she would come and go right down to the barn and care for her animals that would be one thing, but in reality she will bring her three kids and her friend and friends three kids and their dog. They want to know if they can let their dog run because he has been kenneled all day. Now you have 6 kids running all around your place going in all your buildings and chasing your cats around the yard. That gets your dog all riled up and he starts barking and chasing their horse around the corral. Back and forth along the fence. Mean while their dog is running all around tearing up your garden and running out in the neighbors corn field until they can't see him anymore. Kids are climbing your apple trees and will not come to car when she calls them. They think it is funny how the kids hide from them when it is time to leave and one of them needs to use the bathroom so can they come in your house? Now it is starting to get dark and they have been there for 2 hours what should have been a 20 minute job. It's starting to get dark and you want to wind down for the day and go up to bed but can't because them people are still hanging around your place. Does this sound familiar to any of you?
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