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Posted by Steven@nd on April 24, 2002 at 09:40:12 from (165.234.131.139):
In Reply to: Showing the younger generations how it's done. posted by redrev on April 24, 2002 at 03:59:18:
Farm life isn't quite the same as it used to be around here. Instead of neighbors helping out, some of ours steal from my junk pile - er "parts warehouse." It really upsets me because when our neighbors need help we drop what we are doing and help them out, but when it comes time that we need some help they just turn up their nose. Regardless, I still help out my neighbors for a free meal or even nothing from time to time. I'm always there for them and encourage them to give me a holler when they need help. There are still some good people in the neighborhood too, but not as many as there once was. I've been living in town during the school year for the last 3 years now and I HATE it. As rude as some of our neighbors may be, people in the city are even worse. I have nothing against city people, but some of them forget where they came from and turn snotty. I am lucky enough this year to have one neighbor that is off the farm also and we enjoy each other's company. I'm working hard to become a teacher so that I can make a few bucks during the year to spend on the farm during the summer. I will live on a farm because that is where I grew up, and that is where the best life for me is. It is great to have this website that shows examples of selfless people who will help each other out just for the sake of helping. This is a great example of the way the world should work! Steven
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