If you wash your tractor at the car wash. Only in Eastern Oregon and any other towns that boast a population of just over 2,000 can you get away with this. I’d like to see someone do this in New York! I’m all for it though, I would rather see a nice shiny one than a dirty one any day- just wish it wasn’t my only view from out my front window. I have a sudden urge to sing “She thinks my tractor’s sexy”.
Just my random share for today, can you tell I’m procrastinating something ;).
you think that is bad...my dad used to have us wash the livestock in the car wash just before 4-H shows! we used dawn dishwashing detergent and the power sprayer!!!
ReplyDeletei came to your blog because of the apron dress pattern, but stayed because it is fun to read! thanks for blogging!
I happened apon your blog for the first time today! I live in Ft Worth, tx and this is a site I see almost daily here! I can't wait to see what you blog about next you have some great projects:) thanks for sharing. Sarah
ReplyDeleteI too came to your site for the great tutorials...stayed because you are SO funny! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteYou have to ask yourself - how did that tractor get there? It had to get there somehow!!! Maybe this way - This is how it is in my town - You know you live in a small town (pop. 600) when you see tractors causing a traffic jam! Or you are late getting to school or work because the stupid tractor won't pull off the darn road!! (I'm not bitter...)
Thanks again!!! I can't wait to read more...now get to work on whatever you are putting off!!! Hee Hee!!!
That is hilarious! My husband grew up in a town of 3000 and people frequently drove around town in the tractor. Very funny to me!
ReplyDeleteThats fantastic! The best one I have seen was a guy with a bull/cow in a trailer that he was washing????? Not sure why, maybe he was on the way to a show. Wish I had had my camera that day.
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