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Well, as a woman farmer my motto has always been "where there's a will there's a way"
I can do most things any man can do except stand up to pee.
I can do most things any man can do except stand up to pee.
You can do that, too, although it might be a bit messy.Well, as a woman farmer my motto has always been "where there's a will there's a way"
I can do most things any man can do except stand up to pee.
So what have you got to say about left-handed scissors?The work of farming dictates the requirements of the tool. If the tool holder isn't up to the job, don't blame the tool or the nature of the work.
They make devices for that now >)Well, as a woman farmer my motto has always been "where there's a will there's a way"
I can do most things any man can do except stand up to pee.
Run a bit of hot water on the top lis and pop a small hole in the center lid. Then then open easy.In a polite society, the one who opens the pickle jar always credits the other with "breaking it loose".
True love prevailsIt is just easier to turn off lights, close doors and move on..
When a woman backs up to something and simply hooks up, a man is doing the work.Its true, it can be difficult for a woman to hook-up a PTO driven piece of equipment....but we figure out how to do it. I know that I cuss like a sailor when I have to hook up one of our bush hogs. Who designed a PTO where you have to pull the collar back while shoving the same piece forward? A man designed it. And that is the problem. If women designed farm equipment, you'd simply back up to it, flip a switch, and it would hook itself up. LOL!![]()