[AT] The last question I had on my list for December.

[Gene Waugh]

In that I did not live on the farm full time most of the time, I was 
limited in being allowed serious jobs (cultivating, etc).  BUT...OMG, 
how I remember stacking hay in the top of the barn in midwest summer 
heat and humidity!!!!!  Most people CANNOT comprehend what a treat it 
was for me to be on the wagon behind the baler, stacking bales.  But it 
was a TREAT!!  On a smaller scale, when the family lived on a couple 
acres outside Raleigh, NC, I specifically remember the summer the folks 
decided to replace the front yard.  I remember so very well an August 
day---must have been a Thursday (Mother was not at home, Thursday was 
her day to have the car for marketing)---I was so wiped out from running 
that David Bradley with the cultipacker that I CALLED DAD AT THE OFFICE 
for permission to take a break---Damn, we were well trained back then, 
weren't we!

Gene

SKIP CLEVELAND wrote:
> Greasing the combine and refilling the grease gun about four times every day.
> Skip
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>> Either as you were growing up or now, which tractor job did you like
>> best and which the least?
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