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Managed no paperwork in the end, wackered a load of hardcore in erected some shutters, ready for 5/6 loads of concrete tomorrow.
well at around 1pm i will have lunch
Stop avoiding it...its got to be done!Managed no paperwork in the end, wackered a load of hardcore in erected some shutters, ready for 5/6 loads of concrete tomorrow.
While Grandma was alive we never worked Sundays except for feeding and bedding. Not religious, just reckoned we needed to stop and recharge, ( grew a lot of veg then).work, time waits for no man, if it needs doing, it needs doing, irrespective of what day it is.....
i dated a girl whos parents were strict presbyterians, nothing happened on thier farm on sundays, they didnt combine, even if rain was forecast on the monday
i turned up one sunday evening during harvest, (after they had had the chapel service, in thier own chapel, in the garden i might add) to find 2 hesston balers and a chaser parked outside the gate. On no accounts were they allowed on the farm till monday morning!!!!!
That needs more than just a like. Best post so far this threadWhile Grandma was alive we never worked Sundays except for feeding and bedding. Not religious, just reckoned we needed to stop and recharge, ( grew a lot of veg then).
Here's the rub.
WE NEVER LOST A PENNY BY NOT HARVESTING SUNDAY.
Always got it , even here in the wet north west
Next doors favourite saying was
"If you've not made your money by Saturday dinnertime, you'll not make it on Sunday"
He had a point.
With two years vat to come back, and csf grant , no wonder yo can afford posh welliesManaged no paperwork in the end, wackered a load of hardcore in erected some shutters, ready for 5/6 loads of concrete tomorrow.
Yeah but Dragons Den, and now botched bodies, the tele is conspiring against me, nothing been worth watching for months but the one night I need to get on...Stop avoiding it...its got to be done!
I need the vat to pay the concrete man tomorrow night, if I was hard up I would send some tattys bills out I still have some to go out from 2012 when they were worth something.With two years vat to come back, and csf grant , no wonder yo can afford posh wellies
I've heard that twice now this week.That needs more than just a like. Best post so far this thread
Rember what a local guy that went chapel every Sunday said about his neighbour's " That over a years work that they should be a month and a half in front of him with working on Sundays but were normally that behind him"While Grandma was alive we never worked Sundays except for feeding and bedding. Not religious, just reckoned we needed to stop and recharge, ( grew a lot of veg then).
Here's the rub.
WE NEVER LOST A PENNY BY NOT HARVESTING SUNDAY.
Always got it , even here in the wet north west
Next doors favourite saying was
"If you've not made your money by Saturday dinnertime, you'll not make it on Sunday"
He had a point.
Farm local to me DO NOT do Sunday's, the older generation are devout Methodists, the younger ones (I went to school with one of them) arnt really that heavily into the chapel thing but stick with the Sunday's off to keep everyone happy, fair play, everything gets done (even in a catchy summer)While Grandma was alive we never worked Sundays except for feeding and bedding. Not religious, just reckoned we needed to stop and recharge, ( grew a lot of veg then).
Here's the rub.
WE NEVER LOST A PENNY BY NOT HARVESTING SUNDAY.
Always got it , even here in the wet north west
Next doors favourite saying was
"If you've not made your money by Saturday dinnertime, you'll not make it on Sunday"
He had a point.
usually manage two dinners on a sunday during the winter, we have dinner here fairly early, 12pm ish, so few hours yard jobs in the morn, followed by dinner, maybe go back out in the yard till 3/4ish. Half hour indoors catching up with whats going on on here, then wander up town for a pint and maybe end up in local wethersppons for steak and chips about 7pm. Wander back home, see what replys i have on the various dating sites im on, look in on here and rant about either direct drilling, gps, valtras, fords or anything modern in general, depending on what mood im in
hope you washed your hands firstusually manage two dinners on a sunday during the winter, we have dinner here fairly early, 12pm ish, so few hours yard jobs in the morn, followed by dinner, maybe go back out in the yard till 3/4ish. Half hour indoors catching up with whats going on on here, then wander up town for a pint and maybe end up in local wethersppons for steak and chips about 7pm. Wander back home, see what replys i have on the various dating sites im on, look in on here and rant about either direct drilling, gps, valtras, fords or anything modern in general, depending on what mood im in
I'm the same, il feed whatever needs fed but that's it. And have never ever lost out because of it.While Grandma was alive we never worked Sundays except for feeding and bedding. Not religious, just reckoned we needed to stop and recharge, ( grew a lot of veg then).
Here's the rub.
WE NEVER LOST A PENNY BY NOT HARVESTING SUNDAY.
Always got it , even here in the wet north west
Next doors favourite saying was
"If you've not made your money by Saturday dinnertime, you'll not make it on Sunday"
He had a point.