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Some lessons are learned in the rain.
Even the rocks in Australia are out to kill people...
www.bbc.com
Australia woman rescued after getting stuck between boulders
The woman spent seven hours upside down between the boulders, with only her feet visible to rescuers.
If you listen to rock&roll there, better have your funeral all planned and paid for.Even the rocks in Australia are out to kill people...
Australia woman rescued after getting stuck between boulders
The woman spent seven hours upside down between the boulders, with only her feet visible to rescuers.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
TRUE STORY TIME!
My parents went through this homesteading phase. and one of the things we did was raise chickens. I hated them. So first of all, my dad made me watch him chop off a chicken's head, which was absolutely terrible. They really do run around minus their heads. Then he dunked the dead chicken in boiling water, which really stank, and then he hung the dead chicken up on a clothes line and I had to PLUCK THIS CHICKEN. It started to rain and neither of my parents would let me inside till the chicken was plucked.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Oh I learned all right, to buy chickens already plucked. And headless.Good Times!
I guess. I'm sure it was a learning experience for you...
Lucky you. I had to chop off the chickens head too.
That of course was after cleaning out the cow shed of the previous nights half a ton of poo
Im sure i earned my pocket money
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Hey, I never felt guity about any pocket money. Did you have to pluck the chicken in the dang rain though?
Nope, in the butchery shed.
But playing in the rain (and loads of mud) was thr fun part
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I remember that well!
We had archaeologists on the farm, i loved helping them, well really playing in the spoil they'd dig up pretending to help.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
We didn't have any archeologists on our farm.
TRUE STORY TIME:
Speaking of parents, one time my dad and mom and I were walking all over the old farm place (where my dad grew up- he inherited part of it and bought his cousins out). and he pointed out an old, old, old road bed, We made signs and put them all over the place and named that road bed Spanish Trace. We also named lots and lots of other spots and made lots of signs. I am glad I have that memory.
3/4 of my housemates are carrying on. (LeeAnder's fine.)
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
What's the other 1/4 doing?
LeeAnder is the calm one. He is helping with tech issues that have his brothers in tears.
