[AT] Big Thanks to ATIS!

[Cecil Bearden]

I spent the last 2 weeks going and coming from New England.  Then returned 
home at 10pm Thursday night.  7 am Friday morning I had to figure out why 
the grain drill would not feed grain.  Took about an hour to determine that 
the seed was too trashy.  ( I did nto combine it for sure)  Had to go into 
OKC for a chiro appt, then returned home to go to Chickasha 60 miles away to 
get an antique Clipper seed cleaner that was last used about 10 years ago 
and put in the corner of a leaking barn..  On the way I had to pay for a 
speeding citation from the Piedmont finest.  I got another speeding ticket 
because I did not know I was in a school zone.  32 in a 25  If my Dad would 
have taken care of the first one as I asked him to when I was in Boston, I 
would not have got the second one.....  Guess walking across the street to 
the city clerk was too much to ask.
returned about 5pm with the cleaner and then spent until 12 pm the next day 
getting it ready to clean grain.  Cleaned out the grain drill and got it 
filled with clean grain about 3 pm.  worked until dark cleaning grain. 
Started at 7am Sunday morning cleaning grain again and cleaned about 150 
bushel.  Got 3 barrels full of thrashed heads and broken grains out of it 
and it needed to go thru the cleaner again.  finally got the grain cleaned 
and loaded onto another truck about 5 pm.  Finished sowing grain (triticale) 
about 4 pm....
Yeah, I been working too....  Went to work this morning to relax, came home 
to find a sheep with swollen ears...  Still trying to diagnose, hit her with 
dexasone, banamine, and pennicillin, my vet is somewhere around but his 
tracfone needs to see the bottom of the river.....

Other than that I have just been sitting around doing nothing....


Cecil
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>
> I don't know about you Cecil but I have been plowing and disking and
> harrowing all month. Getting ready for winter.
>
> Walt Davies
>
> PS that little Cockshutt 35 sure has a lot of pulling power.
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