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    #21
    ummm......I was joking. I work everyday, travel when I can. I really struggle at doing books.I try to take weekends off, but my wife works in the week, so then farming has to happen on weekends. Move along, nothing to see here..

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      #22
      I never work!!! Farming is recreation to me every day is something new and enjoyable. I quit work many years ago that is when I had greasy hands and someone telling me to work harder.

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        #23
        Freewheat

        I have to agree with Walk's assessment of your posts. Hard to tell if a guy is joking when there's a constant pattern.

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          #24
          Those diesel 4x4's are pretty important , when your not living in town and rely on them everyday.
          Don't let them shame you into thinking it's not necessary, I don't want to be shorting out the starter on the old 78 ford to get to the hospital.
          I spend more time at the rink than I want to but that's because the hockey nazis in charge think it's the only thing to do all winter, not much choice if you want to give your kids a taste of hockey, it's balls to the wall if you join a team.

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            #25
            One day we will br able to take vacations like SF3... that kind of wealth doesn't come over night and hats off to those that "have arrived" it's not arrived at without a lot of blood sweat and tears.


            I think we are fortunate to have all sorts on here... from Grassfarmer to saskfarmer.

            From Hopperbin to Tom4cwb



            I think you need to relax a bit vvalk.

            Long winter. Cash flow troubles for some.


            Lower grain prices.


            It wears on a guy. Just remember what's important.... and give your Mrs a hug and a kiss.

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              #26
              Forage guy. I already know you have absolutely no sense of humor, so no worries!

              Again,

              Breadwinner, you win. You made the best post on here, and I agree with you 100%.

              If one is enjoying what you do, it is not work.

              I do work on occasion though. I am not a big fan of flat bottom bins with peas or barley...

              And Klause, bang on. Material success, is not a flip of the switch kind of thing, it is often earned.

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                #27
                Klause
                I was told by a old boss of mine one time.
                Don't overdo it to much, she will take half of it if she pulls out on you.
                If it's working for you keep going tho!

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                  #28
                  Klause. Lighten up seems to be a one way street. Make any comments to a "smaller" or struggling farm about anything and everyone gangs up and gets real upset. I guess its always been that way

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                    #29
                    People always see big as evil.... it's human nature

                    Just like people hating Microsoft.


                    Imho kicking a guy when he is down shows poor character doesn't matter which if any side is big or small

                    Me? I don't care if you have 50 or 50,000 acres. Your welcome in my house and the beer is in the fridge.

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                      #30
                      Spring, summer and fall..Winter haul grain when we can..Otherwise do the second occupation..Ski-doo as much as possible..Keeps the stress level down ...No thoughts of farming going down the trail, and enjoying the scenery..

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