I love rural America.
Growing up, we lived in the country surrounded by farm land.
On any given day a tractor might scuttle by the house. So when my husband sent
me this photo recently, I had to smile.
Tim shuttles books from library to library in our county.
We'd had some snow and ice which made me a bit concerned about his travels. He
managed to drive between branches without any problem. At one of the
southern-most branches that had more snow, he snapped a picture in the parking
lot. An older lady had journeyed across the ice and snow on her tractor, with a
heated cab, because she didn't want her books to be overdue.
I've worked in libraries for twenty-four years. Her ingenuity touched my heart. If only we could all muster up the responsibility to be that
conscientious.
If you're raising children, teach them to be thoughtful, adventurous, and practical like the woman on the tractor. They'll live a better life for it.
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