The Old Folks Home

[sourland]

Third kid was born when I was 25 along with the caboose at 27. Two girls followed two boys.

Something good to be said about having them early, growing them up, and sending them out into the world.

 

[Sally PB]

Never had kids (by choice), and that let us do a lot of things we couldn't/wouldn't have otherwise.

Now, the question is, who will be around to care for/about us in another 10-20-30 years?

And estate planning... to whom do we leave a house and 25 acres? Line forms to the right...

 

[Nomadicus]

Goodnight Old Folks

 

[Alaskan]

Third kid was born when I was 25 along with the caboose at 27. Two girls followed two boys.

Clearly I was a late starter!

 

[Nomadicus]

Clearly I was a late starter!

And now we have great grand kids. Friday a granddaughter's hubby is coming over on his day off to do some hard manual labor my body objects to. I really need help driving T-posts in the ground now. It's not the driving that hurts it is the removal of the driver once the post has been driven to the depth needed I don't feel safe getting on a stool to remove the driver from the posts.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Ya we will not move any now if the Son cannot remove them.
And anyone that lives here after us has 4 buildings we put up.
3 coops and lean to.

 

[Nomadicus]

Good Morning Old Folks. Need to get some starter grower for the pullets and hens and some scratch for winter treats today. We have some colder than normal weather coming in.

 

[sourland]

Good morning, OF. Get my truck back today and then I will go to the Amish market and TSC.

 

[Sequel]

And now we have great grand kids. Friday a granddaughter's hubby is coming over on his day off to do some hard manual labor my body objects to. I really need help driving T-posts in the ground now. It's not the driving that hurts it is the removal of the driver once the post has been driven to the depth needed I don't feel safe getting on a stool to remove the driver from the posts.

That’s great that you have help with that! I have trouble with those drivers too.

 

[Sequel]

Never had kids (by choice), and that let us do a lot of things we couldn't/wouldn't have otherwise.

Now, the question is, who will be around to care for/about us in another 10-20-30 years?

And estate planning... to whom do we leave a house and 25 acres? Line forms to the right...

If you don’t have shirttail relatives to fight over it (and even if you do) you leave it to someone working on stuff you would like helped. But you already knew That. Pray you don’t need to liquidate for medical bills.