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I'll be spending 90% of my waking hours out at my farm starting probably next week depending on the weather. I feel sorry for people who don't get to experienc
by baremetal 4y ago
I'll be spending 90% of my waking hours out at my farm starting probably next week depending on the weather.
I feel sorry for people who don't get to experience 8am in an open field with the sun shining. Little rabbits bouncing around. The sweet smell of the grass. The earth between your toes.
Dew-kissed field wakes,
Morning sun, golden embrace,
Birds trill, wind whispers,
Nature's symphony begins,
Soft grass, a canvas of peace.
- cableshaft 4y agoYou can get that without spending 90% of your time on a farm. I get most of that chilling out on the back patio in the morning (there's also a prairie just beyond our back fence). And then eventually the sun gets too bright for my computer screens and I have to go back inside to continue working. But good on you for taking an honest stab at full-time farm work. From what I hear it's gotten pretty difficult to make a living off of it, unless you have a huge farm and put millions of dollars into farm equipment (or you're otherwise retired and don't need much extra money). Hopefully it's the latter in your case :).
- baremetal 4y agoOh I don't try to make a living from it. I have other sources of income. I code in the winter months.
- Kye 4y agoSounds boring to me, but then what I do outside sounds boring to others. Such is life. I'd rather be out exploring with a camera. Perhaps even on a farm, documenting and finding the art in it. I'm happiest working with my hands, but that could be working a camera as easily as building something in Minecraft. The farming I've done (in real life!) wasn't very fulfilling.
- teaearlgraycold 4y agoThe farming I’ve done in Minecraft wasn’t fulfilling either.
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