2.6.10 addition

okay before you think I am a shrinking violet or have lost all my farm savy let me add the rest of the story to the tractor incident. So I came home called Greg dropped off the child that had wanted to ride in the tractor. And then went back after he told me the tractor had 4 wheel drive. I had been searching for some way to make the differential lock on the tires work. As this is a blue tractor it is all greek to me. I was raised pure green and well if it had been a deere we would have been fine. So I went back on the four wheeler and pushed the right button- unmarked- and got the tractor to the next station and was completing the task when greg showed up. So yes I can still do it. I hate to have to admit defeat and after a tip was able to get it right. someday I may figure out these other color machines. I'm just thankful that this time at least I was able to semi-quickly save face. He laughed and thought it was cute. Ewww the nerve. oh well I love him still and the animals remain in their pens which is the most important thing. Love to you all. A

 From Grandma Lasley

 "Did I miss something?  You can tell Gregg you were raised where they fertilized the green tractors and they grew big and ran like a deer.  They were not sickly like a blue tractor. grandma"

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