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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 320043" data-attributes="member: 704">I had forgot them until you brought it up.&nbsp; We didnt have cell phones, but there was a lot of good things when I start thinking about it.&nbsp; The neighbor to the west was married to a native lady about six foot and 200 pounds.&nbsp; She could carry a sack of wheat i each hand and set them in the back of the pickup.&nbsp; They had no kids and when my wonderings took me into their pasture to shoot gophers I always got called into the house for a cookie and&nbsp; coke.&nbsp; Our family and the neighbor to the south had those old Fordson tractors with overdrive.&nbsp; The neighbor kid and I used thdm like cars ehen we were ten years old trsbeling up to ten miles from home to fish.A guy does remember some of the crappy things.&nbsp; Outhouse at -20, wet feet, four buckle overshoes,&nbsp; breaking up coal and carrying to the house, getting water at the pump 75 yards from the house, kerosene lanterns, and toast that was made on a kerosene stove tast like creosote.&nbsp; The technology today is great, but the media and politicians, and a lot of others have lost the truth.&nbsp; Perhaps because the churches are near empty and God is banned from the public square.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 320043, member: 704"] I had forgot them until you brought it up. We didnt have cell phones, but there was a lot of good things when I start thinking about it. The neighbor to the west was married to a native lady about six foot and 200 pounds. She could carry a sack of wheat i each hand and set them in the back of the pickup. They had no kids and when my wonderings took me into their pasture to shoot gophers I always got called into the house for a cookie and coke. Our family and the neighbor to the south had those old Fordson tractors with overdrive. The neighbor kid and I used thdm like cars ehen we were ten years old trsbeling up to ten miles from home to fish. A guy does remember some of the crappy things. Outhouse at -20, wet feet, four buckle overshoes, breaking up coal and carrying to the house, getting water at the pump 75 yards from the house, kerosene lanterns, and toast that was made on a kerosene stove tast like creosote. The technology today is great, but the media and politicians, and a lot of others have lost the truth. Perhaps because the churches are near empty and God is banned from the public square. [/QUOTE]

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