Horse Sense
I'm beginning to wonder, at what point would it be cheaper to buy a horse and feed it hay than to maintain my car and feed it gasoline?
Speaking of horses, I realized this evening that I'm either too old or my kids are too big for me to give them horseback rides. My hands and knees can't take it, especially across hardwood floors. I can still give them piggyback rides (why is it called piggyback?) until they're teenagers or my spine collapses.
Speaking of pigs, here's a picture I took at the fair last weekend:
Speaking of horses, I realized this evening that I'm either too old or my kids are too big for me to give them horseback rides. My hands and knees can't take it, especially across hardwood floors. I can still give them piggyback rides (why is it called piggyback?) until they're teenagers or my spine collapses.
Speaking of pigs, here's a picture I took at the fair last weekend:
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There ya go.....
Let me just say this.... after you check that out..... I'm sooooo glad my 4 y.o. can't read yet, because that could fit in my yard. "Could" being the key. "Will it" is a whole different story.
You may be right but in the UK we are now paying around £1 a litre (aprox £5 a gallon)
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