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Re: farm girls- NOT horse girls- are there any lef
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Posted by PaMike on April 08, 2005 at 09:29:36 from (24.152.213.144):
In Reply to: Re: farm girls- NOT horse girls- are there any lef posted by kyhayman on April 07, 2005 at 18:07:36:
I am with Kyhayman. I went through High School completely independant and not dating. Went to college and thought I HAD to find a woman. I was miserable, and I didnt find her. I got out of college and became content being single. I settled down and started working with Dad on the farm part time. I got my Enginnering career on solid ground, and I bought a house. Low and behold the same time I buy a house a woman comes into my life. I wasnt looking, it just kinda happened...
A couple things to remember. Young girls value good looks and cool guys. When they get into their mid twentys they start thinking about real life and having a family. Thats when it pays off for all the hard working "normal" guys. Also, a farm girl doesnt always stay a farm girl. My mom was a farm girl. I have NEVER seen her on a tractor or in the barn. My girlfriend was raised in the city. She is allergic to almost every animal, but she LOVES cattle because they are one of the few animals she isnt allergic to. Ask me 5 years ago if I would date a girl who was raised in the city and I would say no, now look at me today. As the old saying goes " be careful what you wish for."
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