Good morning!!!!

[toppop52]

I learned to like DST when I was young and working a lot, still had some daylight in the warm months to do things at home, play with my kids, go for a boat ride, etc... There really were no other options to have that chance.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

Now just two tractors and my F-350 left to do. At this pace I think I can milk this job for most of the week.

Why rush through something you enjoy? Moments like these are meant to be savored, right?:laughing:

 

[RedNeckGeek]

So for the lettuce and kale and stuff like that, I take the buck sixty rate. But for these potatoes, I only claim .60 a pound. Never been audited and don't intend to start now... I'm in a very low tax bracket so honestly the tax deduction doesn't amount to much but it's something.
If I factored in the fertilizer, fencing, seed, plastic, paid wages, rototillers, plus all three tractors are used, the deduction is actually laughable.

Drew, there's nothing illegal or immoral about taking a tax deduction that you're entitled to claim. The gummint doesn't need or appreciate your charity, and you could put the funds toward much better use in your community.

I know, just more unasked for advice...:2cents:

 

[lostcreekranch]

Why rush through something you enjoy? Moments like these are meant to be savored, right?:laughing:

Yep, I'm an accomplished "savor-er", as can be demonstrated by taking a week to do a one day job.

 

[RedNeckGeek]

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I always get a kick out of people's reactions to that clock.

I wonder how many kids schooled in Common Core Math would be able to read that clock?:laughing:

 

[jbrumberg]

My one day jobs take a week because I move at 1/7th the pace with 1/7th the strength which may explain my one day jobs taking a month +.

RNG- I wonder more about adults' ability to read the clock more than the kids. The kids today may find an app to figure it out.

A beautiful day around here; great weather for sugaring.

 

[RoyJackson]

I wonder how many kids schooled in Common Core Math would be able to read that clock?:laughing:

My guess is, if it ain't digital, they're screwed

 

[lostcreekranch]

My one day jobs take a week because I move at 1/7th the pace with 1/7th the strength which may explain my one day jobs taking a month +.

RNG- I wonder more about adults' ability to read the clock more than the kids. The kids today may find an app to figure it out.

A beautiful day around here; great weather for sugaring.

But Jay .... you've got an excuse for moving a bit slower.

Who's going to explain the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, to the smartphone set?

BTW ......... Anyone know what this Thursday is?

 

[farmeratheart]

Sure, it’s pi day!

 

[PJSprog]

I wonder how many kids schooled in Common Core Math would be able to read that clock?:laughing:

My guess is, if it ain't digital, they're screwed

Yup, and yup.

My Wife got that for me one year for my birthday, before we were married. It used to hang in the kitchen of the last house, but went into a box when I moved. As I'm pretty much a hermit most of the time, it didn't get much exposure until I hung it in my office here a couple years ago. Most people just shake their heads at it. Some, though, get that very entertaining "WTF?!" look. :laughing: Love it.

I did finally change it to CDT.