Bri is quite the character. I am the person that lost all of her chickens to predators. Well, today is hatch day. 4 chick's so far. New life is amazing.
Good morning. I missed this one yesterday because I had to take my step sister to the ER. She is battling stage 4 cancer. Her husband is very ill also, and I am the only one they can depend on helping with for appointments or whatever they need. I would appreciate you saying a special prayer for them. She has now lived 5 months longer than her Dr told us and I say thanks to God. ❤
Rehome him to Lester he loves goats and he just lost Chip. ❤ You could just drive over to Lesrer one day with the goat and put it in with his and see how long it takes him to notice he has 1 extra goat.
The best way to start my day is listening to one of your memories PawPaw. I just love hearing about your life because it was so similar to my upbringing. Have a great weekend. I love y’all. God bless you.
TY for the stories. Being a city child, my farm memories were of my Grandparents little place. Mom and Daddy were on their 2nd marriages. Daddy would take us to the farm almost every weekend to help. No indoor plumping, fields of beans/ corn. Old mule , chickens , hogs, barns. Scared little city girl, grew to love the time we spent there. Spent life in the city, but back to a rural area for final years. Don't farm, but my 13 acres are a slice of heaven , the peace and quite can't be beat.
I love watching that video of you guys being on your tractors and getting the hay bells. Well the right round hey hey, I thought that it was pretty cool. Hans came in and out and was like totally in sync with each other. I think did a great job and I’m so happy about all of that and yes, familyis everything and you guys show how much love they have for each other when you need each other, that to me is what you call a loving family well, thank you for sharing all of you and pawpaw. I wanted to also thank you for being there for Lester when he needed you to most couldn’t have done all that without all of you well he could’ve but it would’ve took him a lot longer lol but it was great seeingall of you together I bet there’s a lot of people out there wishes. They had a family so close and so loving that’s there whenever they need them. Well I just wanted to say how proud I am of all of you and how happy it makes me feel to see the love that you guys have for each othernot it makes me feel like there is love out there so I just wanted to say thank you and God bless you all and sending prayers to you all❤
Hello PawPaw, watching Gigis little Teacup with Buster was so cute 😂😂 she certainly has lots of energy. Bless little Woody, he loves his PawPaw. Take care, Pops. Love you all ❤❤
My second job ever I worked in Indiana at a corn sorting place. I worked in the building at the convayer belt. We would sepporate the male from the female corn. We would find rats coming down the belt along with snakes. My first day was funny cause i'm standing at the belt and got so dizzy from it moving I about fell over. I was so ambarrassing. Others said they did the same thing. I worked with my sister and mom. We would have corn fights while things were slow. So much fun.
Nobody can ever replace Heidi. Now you have a group of little doggies who love you. They do their best to be your loyal companions. The Lord provided them for you, to help ease the pain of losing your sweet girl. ❤️
Hi Pawpaw, love your stories. When I was about 10 or 11, I lived in a city (between Milwaukee and Chicago). We had a neighborhood of many children our age that we played with everyday. A farmer from the county would come into our neighborhood and hire us to do day labor picking raspberries, strawberries, detassling corn, for cash. It wasn’t a lot of money but to us kids it was. It was super hard work and hot. He’d pick us up and bring us home in his truck. People were more trusting and trustworthy back then so our parents let us as long as we could be together. Haven’t thought of that memory for over 50yrs.
My grandpa used to say that you could sit in the cornfield at night and hear it growing.I bet that was some hard work back in those days!Simpler times.Have a great day to everyone on the hill,love ya'll❤🤍💙
PawPaw, my dad had a Farmall tractor and he spent long hours tilling the land. He always side dressed his crops. Most people nowadays have no idea what is meant by side dressing. When I was little, Mama would make cold iced tea in a quart jar p, and I would walk out into the field to take it to him. Your stories really bring back memories.❤
My Daddy farmed with a horse,mule or ox all his life. We planted and gather all the crops by hand. The job I hated most was hoeing and pulling corn by hand. The other was loading and stacking hay. Both were the hottest jobs on the farm. But you are right. It was family working together and making memories that will never be made by the younger generations.
Bri is quite the character. I am the person that lost all of her chickens to predators. Well, today is hatch day. 4 chick's so far. New life is amazing.
Good morning. I missed this one yesterday because I had to take my step sister to the ER. She is battling stage 4 cancer. Her husband is very ill also, and I am the only one they can depend on helping with for appointments or whatever they need. I would appreciate you saying a special prayer for them. She has now lived 5 months longer than her Dr told us and I say thanks to God. ❤
Rehome him to Lester he loves goats and he just lost Chip. ❤ You could just drive over to Lesrer one day with the goat and put it in with his and see how long it takes him to notice he has 1 extra goat.
The best way to start my day is listening to one of your memories PawPaw. I just love hearing about your life because it was so similar to my upbringing. Have a great weekend. I love y’all. God bless you.
TY for the stories. Being a city child, my farm memories were of my Grandparents little place. Mom and Daddy were on their 2nd marriages. Daddy would take us to the farm almost every weekend to help. No indoor plumping, fields of beans/ corn. Old mule , chickens , hogs, barns. Scared little city girl, grew to love the time we spent there. Spent life in the city, but back to a rural area for final years. Don't farm, but my 13 acres are a slice of heaven , the peace and quite can't be beat.
Hi Paw paw talking about tall corn 🎶the corn is as high as an elephant's eye and it looks like it's climbing clear up in the sky🎶 😊
I love watching that video of you guys being on your tractors and getting the hay bells. Well the right round hey hey, I thought that it was pretty cool. Hans came in and out and was like totally in sync with each other. I think did a great job and I’m so happy about all of that and yes, familyis everything and you guys show how much love they have for each other when you need each other, that to me is what you call a loving family well, thank you for sharing all of you and pawpaw. I wanted to also thank you for being there for Lester when he needed you to most couldn’t have done all that without all of you well he could’ve but it would’ve took him a lot longer lol but it was great seeingall of you together I bet there’s a lot of people out there wishes. They had a family so close and so loving that’s there whenever they need them. Well I just wanted to say how proud I am of all of you and how happy it makes me feel to see the love that you guys have for each othernot it makes me feel like there is love out there so I just wanted to say thank you and God bless you all and sending prayers to you all❤
Hello PawPaw, watching Gigis little Teacup with Buster was so cute 😂😂 she certainly has lots of energy. Bless little Woody, he loves his PawPaw. Take care, Pops. Love you all ❤❤
My second job ever I worked in Indiana at a corn sorting place. I worked in the building at the convayer belt. We would sepporate the male from the female corn. We would find rats coming down the belt along with snakes. My first day was funny cause i'm standing at the belt and got so dizzy from it moving I about fell over. I was so ambarrassing. Others said they did the same thing. I worked with my sister and mom. We would have corn fights while things were slow. So much fun.
Nobody can ever replace Heidi. Now you have a group of little doggies who love you. They do their best to be your loyal companions. The Lord provided them for you, to help ease the pain of losing your sweet girl. ❤️
Woody is a true teddy bear! I love seeing your “little boys.”
The slap stick is one of Kash's favorite things to help Bri do chores with. The smaller kids are blessed to be around the different generations.
Hi Pawpaw, love your stories. When I was about 10 or 11, I lived in a city (between Milwaukee and Chicago). We had a neighborhood of many children our age that we played with everyday. A farmer from the county would come into our neighborhood and hire us to do day labor picking raspberries, strawberries, detassling corn, for cash. It wasn’t a lot of money but to us kids it was. It was super hard work and hot. He’d pick us up and bring us home in his truck. People were more trusting and trustworthy back then so our parents let us as long as we could be together. Haven’t thought of that memory for over 50yrs.
Good Friday morning PawPaw! I could listen to your stories for hours…family working together is what makes the Morrows special! ❤
Good morning, PawPaw ☕️ ❤️ ☕️
My grandpa used to say that you could sit in the cornfield at night and hear it growing.I bet that was some hard work back in those days!Simpler times.Have a great day to everyone on the hill,love ya'll❤🤍💙
Good Friday morning 🙋♀️ 🐕 Paw Paw, Gigi, Woody, Kippy, Buster, and Baby. I always enjoy your childhood stories. GOD bless. ❤ 😊
PawPaw, my dad had a Farmall tractor and he spent long hours tilling the land. He always side dressed his crops. Most people nowadays have no idea what is meant by side dressing. When I was little, Mama would make cold iced tea in a quart jar p, and I would walk out into the field to take it to him. Your stories really bring back memories.❤
My Daddy farmed with a horse,mule or ox all his life. We planted and gather all the crops by hand. The job I hated most was hoeing and pulling corn by hand. The other was loading and stacking hay. Both were the hottest jobs on the farm. But you are right. It was family working together and making memories that will never be made by the younger generations.
So glad that Big Ben helps you move the heavy items for you. Love that Ben ❤️