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Allan in NE

10-03-2004 08:08:35




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Mornin' All,

The wife and I are buying a farm from this fellow who is doing most all of the necessary legal paperwork & legwork from his end. Of course, all of this necessarily takes a certain amount of time.

I can't believe at the age of 60 that I actually want time to pass a little quicker!

And another thing, why the heck are we buying a farm at our age anyway? That's just plain nuts!

I'm sure I'm in need of therapy or some such thing! :>)

Ya'll have a good day out there in tractor land!

Allan

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Mark - IN.

10-03-2004 20:53:46




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
Will keep you young at heart. Besides, at sixty, I figure that you're good for another 2 or 3 paint jobs on that barn, at least.

Word of advice though? When you hang that ol' tractor tire from the tree, it's for the grand and great-grand kids to swing from, not you. Dang rope breaks, it sure hurts more than it used to, and it's a little harder to get up, and I'm only 45.



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billyiron

10-03-2004 18:48:21




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
As far as therepy,, there is nothing, in my experience, that a 30 pak of busch light wont pretty much cure,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,, we farm too much so the wife says,, wife problems acount for 28% 0f boooooze problems, then theres the banker,, but my banker loves the busch light so nooooo ooooo oooproblemooo,,,,,if you aint busy farming you gots more time for drinking, so you better farm alot,,,,least thats what I told her,,,,, ,,,billyiron

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Allan in NE

10-04-2004 04:24:40




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 Re: Time in reply to billyiron, 10-03-2004 18:48:21  
Hey Billy!

Boy! I hope in my heart of hearts that you are just joking around here, right? You’re just kiddin' around with me, aren't ya? :>)

Now, I sure don't know what's right or wrong and whoa be it for me to be giving out any advise to anyone else ‘cause I, of all people, have made such a mess of my life. And I sure don't wanna come off sounding as if I’m preaching a darned sermon.

But, if you are really serious in what you say, I gotta tell you that you are walking in a den of sleeping rattlesnakes, you will most definitely trip, fall and they are all gonna wake up a spittin’, a hissin’ & all maddern’ he!!.

I've been where you are and darnit, I've also been where you are heading and believe me my friend, I cannot emphasis the fact strongly enough, that you just simply do not want to go where you are heading.

When that tree branch finally snaps and breaks (and it most certainly will), all directions are down.

All those happy friends will desert you in a heartbeat, the wife will dump you so fast it'll make your head spin and make no mistake about it, that happy, grinnin’, boozin’ banker friend of yours will turn on you like a pit viper just to save his own skin.

Everything you hold near and dear to you will vaporize into thin air and it will literally leave you standing out in the cold wondering what in the he!! happend.

I just got back from an unscheduled trip to the Black Forest. Stay the heck outta there, ‘cause it 'taint any fun by anyone’s definition!

I know, I sound like a stupid old man; but that booze just ‘taint the answer, believe me.

Just for what it is worth,

Allan

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John A.

10-03-2004 18:09:52




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
Allan, IF I am understanding you correctly.....You and the Mrs. finelly found a place to buy? Well,Congratulations. Hope it has a nice dry barn/shop to work in and keep your tractors a machinery out of the weather.
Is it Irrigated or Dry ground? Are you going to do winter wheat, What summer crop?
When the time is approiate tell what you can. Hope all goes well during the buying process.
Later,
John A.

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Allan in NE

10-04-2004 04:12:28




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 Re: Time in reply to John A., 10-03-2004 18:09:52  
Mornin' John,

Yes Sir. The wife and I can now give directions to every farm on every county road in three ajoining states, but we have now found, what we think, is the perfect place for us.

Oddly enough, and as it turned out, this particular farming couple contacted us, so go figure.

Will post more when the deal is done. In the meantime, we sit here waiting, holding the piggy bank in one hand and the hammer in the other.

Sure hope we are doing the right thing, :>(

Allan

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Leland

10-03-2004 17:47:12




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
Allen I envy you I wish I had tractors and cows to fight with again,I cussed it the whole time I was doing it. But it easier than fighting with your wife, after she has fought with kids in a class room all day. Enjoy the good life stay away from moving pto shafts. I want to hear your storys for years.



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Paul in Mich

10-03-2004 16:22:54




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
Allan, So few of us are able to have a second chance at the things we love most. What once was, I"m sure an nightmarish situation now becomes a dream come true. The best of luck in your renewed venture. I like you would rather sit on a thousand tractor seats, jarring my teeth out, than lie upon one single psychiatrist"s couch. You truly have your priorities set right.



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Delbert

10-03-2004 15:04:55




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
I had a school teacher that was 75 years young when they closed the country school he went on to farm his son n laws farm several years after that. Besides that he could out run any kid in a foot race. So you are at the right age to get started. Best to you.



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Dug

10-03-2004 15:01:44




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
Allan,

Rusty is right! Or as Mitchissippi once said, after he and his wife went to a some kind of art exhibit, he came home and "got on the bushhog to reflect."

Buy your land and enjoy. Country living seems to slow life down to a very enjoyable pace for me.

Dug



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Hugh MacKay

10-03-2004 14:04:02




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
Allan: I guess you can take the boy out of the country, but not the country out of the boy. As Rusty said, good luck with your therapy.



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rustyfarmall

10-03-2004 11:36:57




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 Re: Time in reply to Allan in NE, 10-03-2004 08:08:35  
Allan, you've got it all wrong, the FARM is the THERAPY.



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steveormary

10-03-2004 14:48:36




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 Re: Time in reply to rustyfarmall, 10-03-2004 11:36:57  
Allan;

Sold some pasture land to a fellow who kept saying he was getting too old to be buying green bannas. He is 66 now and the land and the cattle keep him from fighting with his wife and beating his grown up kids.

steveormary



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steveormary

10-03-2004 13:53:31




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 Re: Time in reply to rustyfarmall, 10-03-2004 11:36:57  
Allan;

Sold some pasture land to a fellow who kept saying he was getting too old to be buying green bannas. He is 66 now and the land and the cattle keep him from fighting with his wife and beating his grown up kids.

steveormary



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steveormary

10-03-2004 13:52:10




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 Re: Time in reply to rustyfarmall, 10-03-2004 11:36:57  
Allan;

Sold some pasture land to a fellow who kept saying he was getting too old to be buying green bannas. He is 66 now and the land and the cattle keep him from fighting with his wife and beating his grown up kids.

steveormary



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