New York is My Country Too
I suppose I am feeling sentimental, I am going to leave the USA again tomorrow, for the last 11-12 years I have lived outside my country.
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No place like home...Indiana
I met a German at a youth hostel in Belgium about 20 years ago, who spent "a fabulous summer" working on a farm in Iowa. As a teenager, I couldn't see what he was so thrilled about: 12-14 hour days under the hot summer sun, roasting in a thermos of a hay loft stacking hay, and other hard tasks. Now, I consider my days haying, and working summers with my grands,uncle, and cousins some of the best times of my life.
The smell of fresh sisal twine, as we loaded it, into the bailer. Following the bailer the whole day ,slipknotting the bails, because the bailer was an antique, or so I thought. Throwing bails on the haytruck, stacking hay into the barn, could go on until late. Finally, we could cool off with a jump into the pond, and an hour drive to the drive-in. Those were good days.
I just hope more foreigners and non-Hoosiers can enjoy our own kind of paradise.