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Lure of the harvest-- Whats a Guy to Do
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Posted by migraine on September 29, 2006 at 07:33:44 from (71.231.54.158):
Man I have the itch to go back to Iowa to help harvest for a week. Try to go back every few years but its been 5 years now and I really got it bad this year. Dad is 80 and brother is 57 and about 600 acres to go with the two of them so I'm sure I could get a job for a week. Good side, the sounds and smells of fall in the midwest, lunch in the field with sloppy joes and apple pie for desert, and the feeling of gettin 'er done. Down side, running all that GREEN equipment and trying to figure out all the electronic controls on the combine (9550 JD).For a guy that bleeds RED it would take a little adjustment period. Kinda busy with my own work right now but life is short, eat desert first I think. Migraine
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