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What does your missus do on farm ?

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  • #2
    arctictree
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,390 ✭✭✭arctictree


    Feck all


  • #3
    Username John
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    In that case she is the farmer and he is the helper is it? (I haven't read the article, just had a quick skim over it, so might have the story wrong)

    artictree - maybe your missus is right ;)


  • #4
    Cran
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,268 ✭✭✭Cran


    arctictree wrote: »
    Feck all

    Same here and wouldn't expect her tbh


  • #5
    jt65
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    married a city lass

    helps with the calves, sheep, testing, dosing & in emergency acts as relief milker ,

    no matter what goes wrong in the mornings she always has a good meal on the bench at lunch time,

    mother to our 4 grown up kids

    I'd be first to admit I was a wild hopper in my time, fast cars, rugby, Guinness & chasing "young ones"

    Without my missus the farm certainly wouldn't be in the condition it's in today & I don't want to think what condition I'd be in.

    33 years together & looking forward.


  • #6
    Username John
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,237 ✭✭✭Username John


    jt65 wrote: »
    married a city lass

    helps with the calves, sheep, testing, dosing & in emergency acts as relief milker ,

    no matter what goes wrong in the mornings she always has a good meal on the bench at lunch time,

    mother to our 4 grown up kids

    I'd be first to admit I was a wild hopper in my time, fast cars, rugby, Guinness & chasing "young ones"

    Without my missus the farm certainly wouldn't be in the condition it's in today & I don't want to think what condition I'd be in.

    33 years together & looking forward.

    You ould softie ha JT ;)


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  • #7
    AnFeirmeoir
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 397 ✭✭AnFeirmeoir


    jt65 wrote: »
    married a city lass

    helps with the calves, sheep, testing, dosing & in emergency acts as relief milker ,

    no matter what goes wrong in the mornings she always has a good meal on the bench at lunch time,

    mother to our 4 grown up kids

    I'd be first to admit I was a wild hopper in my time, fast cars, rugby, Guinness & chasing "young ones"

    Without my missus the farm certainly wouldn't be in the condition it's in today & I don't want to think what condition I'd be in.

    33 years together & looking forward.


    She must read the forums :)


  • #8
    poggo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15 ✭poggo


    jt65 wrote: »
    married a city lass

    helps with the calves, sheep, testing, dosing & in emergency acts as relief milker ,

    no matter what goes wrong in the mornings she always has a good meal on the bench at lunch time,

    mother to our 4 grown up kids

    I'd be first to admit I was a wild hopper in my time, fast cars, rugby, Guinness & chasing "young ones"

    Without my missus the farm certainly wouldn't be in the condition it's in today & I don't want to think what condition I'd be in.

    33 years together & looking forward.

    Ahhhh!!! so sweet, its true then,, love and admiration are not dead,, the only unconditional love i get is from my Terrier


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