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Getting old HURTS!
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<blockquote data-quote="ArkieGirl72638" data-source="post: 1749807" data-attributes="member: 37919"><p>I MUST be a glutton for punishment! After 29+ years as a police officer in Chicago I went for my life long dream of retiring on a farm in Arkansas. Raise chickens for eggs and a pig and steer a year for meat. The first year here I planted a mixed orchard and ten years later I am seeing the fruits of my labors, literally! The aches and pains from multiple injuries, the rewards of working on the street, can make getting out of bed a challenge some mornings but the more you move the better you feel. At almost 68 I can still stack 80 lb hay bales in the barn as well as unloading 50 lb bags of feed. I cut, split and stack my own wood for my stove in the winter. Life is great and I thank the Good Lord every day I spend this side of the grass!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ArkieGirl72638, post: 1749807, member: 37919"] I MUST be a glutton for punishment! After 29+ years as a police officer in Chicago I went for my life long dream of retiring on a farm in Arkansas. Raise chickens for eggs and a pig and steer a year for meat. The first year here I planted a mixed orchard and ten years later I am seeing the fruits of my labors, literally! The aches and pains from multiple injuries, the rewards of working on the street, can make getting out of bed a challenge some mornings but the more you move the better you feel. At almost 68 I can still stack 80 lb hay bales in the barn as well as unloading 50 lb bags of feed. I cut, split and stack my own wood for my stove in the winter. Life is great and I thank the Good Lord every day I spend this side of the grass! [/QUOTE]
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