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Old 05-27-2015, 09:15 PM
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I like that she hates having her picture taken. She reminds me of my wife; my wife does the same thing. Neat pics.
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My daughter is 2 1/2 and won't let me even start a tractor without me taking her with me. She also asks to "cuddle" with the tractors, she goes up and gives them a hug every evening when we collect eggs from the chickens. She will hug the restored 125, the 72, and the Lo-boy, but she just pats the 2nd 125 and says she's sad that it only has "one eye." Can't complain about that enthusiasm!

My "ol lady" said she knew for sure she was my daughter when she caught her sitting naked and reading the Northern tool catalog instead of getting dressed like she was supposed to!
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My daughter is 2 1/2 and won't let me even start a tractor without me taking her with me. She also asks to "cuddle" with the tractors, she goes up and gives them a hug every evening when we collect eggs from the chickens. She will hug the restored 125, the 72, and the Lo-boy, but she just pats the 2nd 125 and says she's sad that it only has "one eye." Can't complain about that enthusiasm!

My "ol lady" said she knew for sure she was my daughter when she caught her sitting naked and reading the Northern tool catalog instead of getting dressed like she was supposed to!
Wish there was a like button, our new little girl will be here in just about a month. Hope my daughter will like cubs too!
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Enjoy them while they are small, they grow up overnight!
One day you say to yourself oh my! where did all the time go?
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When they are small, they sometimes step on your hands,
When they are grown, they sometimes step on your heart.
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Enjoy them while they are small, they grow up overnight!
When I first started reading this I thought you were talking about wives and girlfriends.
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My daughter is 2 1/2 and won't let me even start a tractor without me taking her with me. She also asks to "cuddle" with the tractors, she goes up and gives them a hug every evening when we collect eggs from the chickens. She will hug the restored 125, the 72, and the Lo-boy, but she just pats the 2nd 125 and says she's sad that it only has "one eye." Can't complain about that enthusiasm!

My "ol lady" said she knew for sure she was my daughter when she caught her sitting naked and reading the Northern tool catalog instead of getting dressed like she was supposed to!
Sounds like that kid of yours is being raised right to me!

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Keep calling her the "Old Lady" and we will be reading your O-Bit.

She is cute so you better behave.
What are you talking about Sam, I'm the good one in the relationship!
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What are you talking about Sam, I'm the good one in the relationship!
I hope for your sake that she doesn't read this.
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That makes two of us but shhhh! Here she comes! :
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What? She ride a Cub without a cellular or a Ipad in his hands? No bling bling , no Gucci and no high heels? I don't know for you guys but for me something smell fishy!

Did you promises to do the dish for a month if she let you take pictures of her on the cub?
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Enjoy them while they are small, they grow up overnight!
One day you say to yourself oh my! where did all the time go?
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When they are small, they sometimes step on your hands,
When they are grown, they sometimes step on your heart
Oh so true.............
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