Posted by JWalker on January 01, 2014 at 17:01:06 from (8.19.13.73):
I am a STO (small time operator), This summer I had 25 acres of hay on three off site farms. This has to be hauled home for use or sale.
My Mother is in her mid 70's and in great health. She lives on the home farm across the field from my home. My Father in Law is in his late 60's and in good health. He lives about 10 miles away.
I have to laugh with my wife when it is time for me to move this hay. If either my Mother or Father in Law find out I am moving hay they race to be the first one to "help" me move this hay by driving a truck pulling trailers. Often times whomever I do not get to help will pout for a couple of days.
I am very thankful for both of them. I try to divided the help up because it helps both of them feel needed, and keeps them busy.
I am wondering if others have the same " delima" ?
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