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O.T. Tell about your Father
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Posted by flying belgian on June 17, 2007 at 09:22:35 from (207.13.162.217):
My Father has been dead for many years. He was a very hard working and humble man who provided well for his family. Made a good honest living on a 250 acre grain and livestock farm. In 1970s when prices were good instead of buying big new machinery and renting or buying more land to keep up with the Joneses he paid for what he had. When tough 1980s came along he had everything paid for and got by real well. Many of the "Joneses" lost everything. I'm not saying my Father was any better than yours but I sure miss the nowledge and experiance of that man. Tell me something about your hero(Father)
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