Posted by Bob In SD on June 21, 2013 at 08:39:56 from (137.216.208.19):
In Reply to: Re: a true windfall posted by Kornfused on June 20, 2013 at 19:42:44:
Would they let you run a riding mower across the yard? This is the year my 8 yo daughter learned to ride the mower (not cutting yet, just driving). I have a small utility trailer that she can tow. Haven"t had to get the wheelbarrow out all spring, and shes figured out how to use it for lots of chores that don"t really need a wheelbarrow. (Yes, it does take twice as long when she helps, but it"s all fun. She actually asked to use it to haul her bicycle (flat tire) from the shed to the garage but I drew the line on that)
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