01 June, 08:53
📞We're Stuck in a Matrix that we Need to Get Out of....🛎️Wake Up and Become the Super Hero's that our Ancestors Were!!!!
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arba happihr
@arba
01 June, 09:15
In response Carole Parnell to her Publication
Absolutely Super Hero's!
My grandma Raise 9 children, no running water, no money 1923 Planted the garden, planted the fields after they used the horse to till the garden and fields, raised the chickens for eggs and meat, cows for milk, hogs for meat . Children wore flour sack clothing and drawers,
My Mom was a 7 month old preemie, they kept her warm by using the wood stove they used for cooking
Well with a bucket and cup hanging on the side on a nail :o)
Ice box ,No fridge.
Wagon and horse, no car
NO INTERNET or CELL
No reg phone.
My grandma did everything to keep her family alive.
Home made sorghum, butter, ground their own grains they grew.
I couldn't wait to get married so I
shop at the grocery market and wear pants in public.
Jobs for women were limited. Women stayed home and cared for the family and homestead.
What do you know at 16
not as much as I do 69 haha
My mother referred to these times when I was growing up as Armageddon
IT's so good to be alive !!!
My grandma Raise 9 children, no running water, no money 1923 Planted the garden, planted the fields after they used the horse to till the garden and fields, raised the chickens for eggs and meat, cows for milk, hogs for meat . Children wore flour sack clothing and drawers,
My Mom was a 7 month old preemie, they kept her warm by using the wood stove they used for cooking
Well with a bucket and cup hanging on the side on a nail :o)
Ice box ,No fridge.
Wagon and horse, no car
NO INTERNET or CELL
No reg phone.
My grandma did everything to keep her family alive.
Home made sorghum, butter, ground their own grains they grew.
I couldn't wait to get married so I
shop at the grocery market and wear pants in public.
Jobs for women were limited. Women stayed home and cared for the family and homestead.
What do you know at 16
not as much as I do 69 haha
My mother referred to these times when I was growing up as Armageddon
IT's so good to be alive !!!
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Sounds exactly like the life my mom grew up on in a depression-era farm in Saskatchewan. They were pretty much totally self-sufficient. My mom would say that they had a roof over their head and plenty of food. She sure knew how to work hard and be resourceful.
09:52 AM - Jun 01, 2022
In response arba happihr to her Publication
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