Hey Soap

[Big Muddy rancher]

You had better go claim your new pick up. Luck must run in the family.your cousin Grace from Rockglen won a $250 gas card on a lottery drawing up here today.

Funny thing was i was to Wood Mountain for Vaccine and lunch and heard her name just before i got to Rockglen coming home.

 

[Soapweed]

You had better go claim your new pick up. Luck must run in the family.your cousin Grace from Rockglen won a $250 gas card on a lottery drawing up here today.

Funny thing was i was to Wood Mountain for Vaccine and lunch and heard her name just before i got to Rockglen coming home.

Good for her. She is a cool lady. Two years ago this past August, at her 90th birthday party, she danced every dance for three hours straight that night. Her mother was the same way. I have a picture of "Aunt Gladys" astride my Tom Cat horse when she was just a month shy of her 96th birthday. A couple years ahead of that, my father-in-law had a team and wooden wheeled wagon in a local parade. I asked Aunt Gladys if she'd like to ride with us. She quickly said yes, and I said I'd find a stool to help get her into the wagon. She said, "you just hold that team still for a minute and I'll make it fine. She climbed up the spokes of the wagon wheel. Aunt Gladys stood about 5' 7" and when she was well into her fifties could still jump up and kick the top of a normal doorway.

 

[Big Muddy rancher]

You had better go claim your new pick up. Luck must run in the family.your cousin Grace from Rockglen won a $250 gas card on a lottery drawing up here today.

Funny thing was i was to Wood Mountain for Vaccine and lunch and heard her name just before i got to Rockglen coming home.

Good for her. She is a cool lady. Two years ago this past August, at her 90th birthday party, she danced every dance for three hours straight that night. Her mother was the same way. I have a picture of "Aunt Gladys" astride my Tom Cat horse when she was just a month shy of her 96th birthday. A couple years ahead of that, my father-in-law had a team and wooden wheeled wagon in a local parade. I asked Aunt Gladys if she'd like to ride with us. She quickly said yes, and I said I'd find a stool to help get her into the wagon. She said, "you just hold that team still for a minute and I'll make it fine. She climbed up the spokes of the wagon wheel. Aunt Gladys stood about 5' 7" and when she was well into her fifties could still jump up and kick the top of a normal doorway.

How long since you could jump up and kick the top of a door way? :lol:

 

[Soapweed]

You had better go claim your new pick up. Luck must run in the family.your cousin Grace from Rockglen won a $250 gas card on a lottery drawing up here today.

Funny thing was i was to Wood Mountain for Vaccine and lunch and heard her name just before i got to Rockglen coming home.

Good for her. She is a cool lady. Two years ago this past August, at her 90th birthday party, she danced every dance for three hours straight that night. Her mother was the same way. I have a picture of "Aunt Gladys" astride my Tom Cat horse when she was just a month shy of her 96th birthday. A couple years ahead of that, my father-in-law had a team and wooden wheeled wagon in a local parade. I asked Aunt Gladys if she'd like to ride with us. She quickly said yes, and I said I'd find a stool to help get her into the wagon. She said, "you just hold that team still for a minute and I'll make it fine. She climbed up the spokes of the wagon wheel. Aunt Gladys stood about 5' 7" and when she was well into her fifties could still jump up and kick the top of a normal doorway.

How long since you could jump up and kick the top of a door way? :lol:

I have a hard enough time jumping up to get into the pickup. :wink:

 

[burnt]

You had better go claim your new pick up. Luck must run in the family.your cousin Grace from Rockglen won a $250 gas card on a lottery drawing up here today.

Funny thing was i was to Wood Mountain for Vaccine and lunch and heard her name just before i got to Rockglen coming home.

Good for her. She is a cool lady. Two years ago this past August, at her 90th birthday party, she danced every dance for three hours straight that night. Her mother was the same way. I have a picture of "Aunt Gladys" astride my Tom Cat horse when she was just a month shy of her 96th birthday. A couple years ahead of that, my father-in-law had a team and wooden wheeled wagon in a local parade. I asked Aunt Gladys if she'd like to ride with us. She quickly said yes, and I said I'd find a stool to help get her into the wagon. She said, "you just hold that team still for a minute and I'll make it fine. She climbed up the spokes of the wagon wheel. Aunt Gladys stood about 5' 7" and when she was well into her fifties could still jump up and kick the top of a normal doorway.

How long since you could jump up and kick the top of a door way? :lol:

Nasty!!

 

[Faster horses]

They don't make 'em like they used to!!

 

[Northern Rancher]

Not bragging but I only have to climb up on a small rock to kick a duck in the ash. I've got a buddy that is vertically impaired too-he gets on a block of salt to get on a tall horse lol.