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Old 08/22/12, 09:52 PM
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Just a thought before I hit the sack

The Joy of this time together with my baby mini donkey - who we are calling Gracie, is worth the many years (hopefully) of trials and tribulations and stall mucking. It could be 35 years...I will be 85 then.
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Old 08/22/12, 10:13 PM
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Awwww. How sweet! But what makes you think Gracie will want to put up with you for so long?

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Old 08/22/12, 10:23 PM
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Hey now 85 is the new 60. Hehe.. I'm sure under your care Gracie (love the name) will live way past 35.
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Old 08/22/12, 10:37 PM
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Woot! Minelson! You look so young! We can be 85 together! And, mucking will keep us so healthy that we will have an additional 12.75 years left to muck barns! For a total future years of mucking barns of 47.5. How. Fun? Half a century of mucking barns. Now that is the good life!

(okay. Maybe not mucking barns, but the animals that are our friends. They really do make it worthwhile.)
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Old 08/23/12, 06:23 AM
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I Love the name & 35 years will fly by! I hope I make it another 35 years, not sure how many farm critters I'll have then because I'll be 85 too but I plan on having what ever I can manage & take good care of.
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Old 08/23/12, 09:49 AM
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I'll be 87, and wearing a bright, purple hat as I muck the barn!
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Old 08/23/12, 03:55 PM
 
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I seem to be a bit older than some of you.

Gosh, I hate to think about mucking for 35 more years!
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Gosh, I hope I can still muck for 35 more years!

I'm sure you were focussed more on the "doing it with Baby D for 35 years" part of that thought.

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Old 08/24/12, 10:21 AM
 
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Please God we will all be willing and able stall-muckers well into our 90's.
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Old 08/24/12, 10:25 AM
 
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I hope that by the time I'm 90 I'll have a barn I can clean out with a tractor or enough great grandsons to help their goat crazy granny out.
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