Comments for Country Savvy http://eslashlonghorns.com/countrysavvy Country reasoning, thoughts and know how Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:23:08 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 Comment on Moral Dilemma by Bobbie http://eslashlonghorns.com/countrysavvy/?p=140&cpage=1#comment-95 Bobbie Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:23:08 +0000 http://eslashlonghorns.com/countrysavvy/?p=140#comment-95 As usual, I am always interested in what you have to say and most thoroughly enjoy how you say it. The upcoming election is indeed a serious one and we all have some serious decisions to make. What you included in this blog reminds us of what we have to do. Have to quickly mention your blog on crating calves. Since I know nothing about this procedure, you were excellent in describing it and I found it hilairous! Thanks again for making my day. Keep 'em coming. As usual, I am always interested in what you have to say and most thoroughly enjoy how you say it. The upcoming election is indeed a serious one and we all have some serious decisions to make. What you included in this blog reminds us of what we have to do.

Have to quickly mention your blog on crating calves. Since I know nothing about this procedure, you were excellent in describing it and I found it hilairous!

Thanks again for making my day. Keep ‘em coming.

]]> Comment on Washing Clothes by mary contrarie http://eslashlonghorns.com/countrysavvy/?p=124&cpage=1#comment-87 mary contrarie Sat, 15 Aug 2009 15:02:53 +0000 http://eslashlonghorns.com/countrysavvy/?p=124#comment-87 I agree that the good old days were a lot of work. But the great thing is that very little of the work done in the good old days was done in isolation. It was done with your neighbors and your kids. Now I find the only time I ever talk to my neighbors is when I take my <a href="http://www.bestdryingrack.com" rel="nofollow">clothes drying rack</a> outside to hang up my clothes. Glad there is still some part of the laundry process that I can at least see what is going on in my neighborhood. I agree that the good old days were a lot of work. But the great thing is that very little of the work done in the good old days was done in isolation. It was done with your neighbors and your kids. Now I find the only time I ever talk to my neighbors is when I take my clothes drying rack outside to hang up my clothes. Glad there is still some part of the laundry process that I can at least see what is going on in my neighborhood.

]]> Comment on Real World Language by pk http://eslashlonghorns.com/countrysavvy/?p=114&cpage=1#comment-82 pk Sun, 28 Jun 2009 16:17:40 +0000 http://eslashlonghorns.com/countrysavvy/?p=114#comment-82 It's amazing to me the number of people today who have no conscience regarding their words nor any respect as to who may hear what is said. Walking through WalMart recently I heard a 40-something woman on a cell phone speaking quite loudly and using "drill sergeant" type language. I'm sure my mouth dropped. It should not have surprised me when one considers what is said on TV, radio and the movies. I do commend you for your stand in removing people from your Twitter list. If more people would do such things, our air would be less polluted. Our children and grandchildren need good examples. It’s amazing to me the number of people today who have no conscience regarding their words nor any respect as to who may hear what is said. Walking through WalMart recently I heard a 40-something woman on a cell phone speaking quite loudly and using “drill sergeant” type language. I’m sure my mouth dropped. It should not have surprised me when one considers what is said on TV, radio and the movies. I do commend you for your stand in removing people from your Twitter list. If more people would do such things, our air would be less polluted. Our children and grandchildren need good examples.

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