Market Farming

["James H. Corey" <1corey AT bellsouth.net>]

I totally agree, and my fondest memories of growing up are all centered around
working here on my family farm.  The responsibility and pride of
accomplishment that a child learns while working will go with them and be
invaluable to them as proceed through life.  My child is six, and she will
have chores here on the farm this summer, and she is actually excited about
it!

Pam
Rose Hill Plantation

Robin Follette wrote:

> > We only get one chance in a lifetime to be a child and get away with it,
> > don't take that away from them. There is plenty of time in a lifetime to
> > work... Bob.
>
> I haven't read anything here saying children are being forced to work.  If
> they want to work should they be told no?
>
> Robin Follette
> Thyme For Ewe Farm  www.thymeforewe.com
> Maine, Zone 4
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