WildRoseBeef
Range nerd & bovine enthusiast
No, but it did mention "explosive diarrhea!"Cricket said:Did it mention that it smells really, really, really, bad?! That may be all you need to know!
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No, but it did mention "explosive diarrhea!"Cricket said:Did it mention that it smells really, really, really, bad?! That may be all you need to know!
As a matter of fact I'm really, really really hoping and praying that I'll be able to go back to finish up my An Sci degree this fall! But yes, I see your point about the "book knowledge" thing, and yes, I tend to get a bit too literal too.Cricket said:Karin, you are SO literal! I bet we'd get along in person, 'cause then I could punch you in the arm and say, 'd'ya get it?' every time I thought I was being funny! (My grandsons assure me that I am NOT as funny as I think I am, so don't feel bad!)
My point was that with a solid base of 'book' knowledge like you have, your opportunities are limitless. You could opt to go into cattle big time and have a decent chance of making it. You could do what JHM does. You could chose to teach and have a small manageable herd. (I think you would just excel at your provincial version of our county extension agency). I don't have secondary education, and boy is that limiting, esp as you get older. Okay, old. Not a lot of call for 50-odd year old woman with arthritic thumbs to milk cows. And I don't think I could physically milk on the big farms for 8 to 12 hours shifts, and am totally burned out in the retail sector. I don't mean this in a poor-me way, and I love my life, but my message would be "STAY IN SCHOOL"!![]()