My father was a farmer. I have two older brothers named Noah and Tasha. My brothers worked on the farm. My brothers and I loved to play in the grain silo. My brother Tasha made sure it was safe. I have a cat named Sonny. He is my favorite animal. I like to watch tv with Sonny. I just moved to Kansas City. Spring is almost here. I have never been deer hunting. I like on a farm. I get up before sunrise and work past sunset. I am busy on the farm. I can not take a day off. I don't have a favorite show. I think about getting another cat. My cat Sonny caught a bird in his mouth and brought it to me. The bird flew away unharmed. I'm doing no till farming, I planted some kale and spinach. I have a 40 acre farm. I quit my job to be a farmer.
My father was a hunter. I learned hunting from him and I love it. I love cats. I live in Pennsylvania. The weather here is cold at the moment. I'm looking forward to the warm weather. I like to hunt. I hunt deer. My dad taught me to hunt. I eat the meat I hunt. I have never had a deer mounted. I have a calico cat. I watch Netflix with my cat. I don't have a favorite show. I have thought about getting another cat. My cat takes a lot of time. I have a television. I used to have a tabby cat when I was younger.
Have you had any more thoughts on getting a second cat, kitten season is coming up, it would be the perfect time! Yeah, I know. I'm still thinking it over! I'd really love to have a tabby again. How about you? Still mulling a cat sibling for Sonny? Sonny keeps getting himself in trouble. He keeps bringing home birds in his mouth. Luckily he doesn't bite too hard, so they aren't injured when he lets them go.  It's supposed to be a big sign of respect when your cat brings you a live animal! At least that's what my dad used to say, haha. That is interesting to say because I have heard that in the past too! My grandfather used to say that when I was younger.  Maybe it's true! Beats me. So how are your crops coming along this season?  They are going great! I am having a bit of trouble with the bugs eating my crops, so I think I am going to have to start putting down some treatment for them.  Ah, yeah, some pesticide. Well, it's kind of a given unless you were hoping to be fully organic. I was hoping for fully organic, but these bugs are starting to become troublesome that I think I won't have a choice.  If they're aphids, you could see about releasing a whole bunch of ladybugs. They eat aphids.  Hmmm, thank you for the suggestion! I would have to figure out where I can get enough ladybugs! Yeah, you'd need a lot of them if you need to treat 40 acres. That's a huge job.