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one_dog_per_acre
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Trish
Sandpoint ID
USA
1572 Posts

Posted - Oct 12 2011 :  10:43:13 AM  Show Profile
I, Trish Rego, do swear on Gramma's grave, that I will never let my mother work like a dog. She will never bust her butt at a mini market, or as a cleaner, or packing apples, or cooking the line. I will do the butt busting.

I just had to let that out before the baby shower. There will be many older ladies that work ridiculously hard.




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FarmDream
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Julie
TX
USA
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Posted - Oct 12 2011 :  6:38:37 PM  Show Profile
You're so sweet! Your mom is a lucky woman.

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J.F. Brown
True Blue Farmgirl

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Jamie
Beaverton OR
USA
130 Posts

Posted - Oct 14 2011 :  10:49:54 PM  Show Profile
What a good daughter!
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one_dog_per_acre
True Blue Farmgirl

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Trish
Sandpoint ID
USA
1572 Posts

Posted - Oct 15 2011 :  06:06:42 AM  Show Profile
It kills me to see my aunt work so hard. I don't think she is going to get to retire. I am hoping her youngest son steps in, when he is finished with college. I might have to start a home for Aunties.



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texdane
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Nicole
Sandy Hook CT
USA
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Posted - Oct 24 2011 :  10:24:26 AM  Show Profile
Funny to see this post. I was at a Walmart yesterday and this poor little old woman was working so hard to put things away. She looked to be ninety! She was very wrinkled, and had no teeth, hardly any hair, and you could see cataracts. Her hands were very arthritic, but she was doing her best and standing on her feet. I chitchatted with her a moment, and she was very sweet. I felt so bad that she was working so hard at her age, probably to pay medical bills. When we left, my husband said seeing her made him sad, and that he couldn't see his grandma (who is 90) working like that at her age. This poor woman looked older than his grandma!

Nicole

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