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Re: My Children would like to name our Tractor.
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Posted by jubilee johnny on February 19, 2007 at 04:38:09 from (12.219.208.94):
In Reply to: My Children would like to name our Tractor. posted by Huss on February 18, 2007 at 20:31:09:
You have struck a familiar chord with our family. My three year old son started us naming our farm equipment, starting with tractors, trucks, trailers, and pretty much anything that has wheels. It started with naming his toy tractors and such, but graduated to the big stuff. The names we gave are family names of grandparents or uncles and aunts who he does not know now but will later as he learns the family tree. For example, we have two tractors from my grandfather (his greatgrandfather) one is named Clarence (my grandfather's first name), and the other is "grandpa Kuhnke" . He doesn't yet know about the names but is learning. I think it is a great idea to name the tractor(s).
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