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Old 06-17-2014, 02:21 AM
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My GF and I are both divorcee's. Together we have 5 kids. (My 2, her 3.) Our "schedules" are a little different so, not all 5 are home all at once for more than a couple days. But, it's summer, and all 5 are with us for a little over a week. So, took some time off to play tonight. During the school year, not much time in the evenings after homework, supper, and baths, then off to bed! But now, we've got a little more "play time". Pulled the 125 and the cart out and took them for a ride. Went up and down the road, through the ditches, back to a pond near the house. We had a great time!

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Glad you guys had fun Jonathan.
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Old 06-17-2014, 06:17 AM
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Way Cool Bud!
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Very nice Jonathan!
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I'm glad you got to to spend some time the whole family, John; and it's great to see them enjoying your hobby. Who knows, maybe you're breeding a whole new generation of yellow fever patients!!
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Cool pic.did you let one drive you around in the cart?
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Looks like a good time, I remember doing that when I was a kid. Wasn't long till we were driving each other in the cart so we could get daytime rides while dad was at work.

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Your pic makes me think of when my three were little. They could ride with me on the tractor if I was not mowing but when mowing riding with dad was a no no. I did hook up either a wagon or trailer and they could ride there while I mowed and they had a ball being pulled around the yard.
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Awesome pic, Jonathan!
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Wow! This is one of those few pictures that will become absolutely priceless for you and to each of them 30 years from now. A picture that will make you long for those days years from now. Absolutely beautiful.
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