🚀 go-pugleaf

irdm@msg.ti.com wrote:

>I am looking for someone interested in working on a an occassional
>as-needed basis (Saturday now and then or something similar) on a small
>Thoroughbred horse breeding farm in Wylie.  This will need to be
>someone who would enjoy the opportunity to get out in the country once
>in a while & be around animals, etc more than it will need to be about
>earning extra cash as I can't pay much.

Debbie:  If you get a big ol' deluge of private Email, takin' you up
on this here great job offer, would y' please send the surplus
applicants my way.
It'd be wonnerful t' talk t' somebody about farmin' as 'a way of life'
rather than all that dull, expensive, talk about wages, workers
compensation, isolation bonuses, dental and health care an' such.  Why
hell, betcha I can't pay near as much as you can either, but they can
come more of'en if'n they like.

>The type of things I need help with are handyman type things: barn or
>house repairs, vehicle upkeep, fencing etc.  For a person also interested
>in working with the horses, that is possible, too, as I could use
>occassional help with breeding, training, and sales prep.

Now, I gotta confess, I don't got no horses or cattle.  Jist an old
black lab dog tha's as lazy as me.  So, y' see, I got mosta them
things to do 'cept the animal things.  The good applicants c'n help
pick rocks offa that bad quarter, an' the truly gifted c'n drive one a
my grain trucks.

Their breedin' and trainin' is negotiable.  

>If you or someone you know would be interested, please let me know 
>at: irdm@msg.ti.com

>Thanks,
>Debbie

Y' might be settin' a trend here Deb.

Hopin' we have good luck,

Ed.

Ed Wallace