Posted by 37Chief on September 07, 2015 at 23:44:37 from (70.181.181.228):
I was steaking some large rocks in a field today, I will probably mow next year, . This gal comes from a trailer park (first clue) stops traffic while standing in the lane of traffic. She gets to the field I'm in, without getting run over, and lays down in the 90 degree sun. No shade at all. To the autos passing by she looks like she is dead. I went up to her to see if she is all right. She wakes up and says her boyfriend threw her out, because she was drunk. She wanted me to take her back up to her trailer. I wanted no part of that. I told her to go see the manager. So off she went, and so did I. A few years ago I almost ran over a homeless man laying in some bushes. He got real upset at me for waking him up. This year I had to wake another homeless guy, and tell him to pack his stuff so I could mow the weeds. I like it so much better out away from anyone. Just me and the critters. Stan
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