- Don’t look too far ahead; just take it one stick at a time.
- If you don’t have access to the perfect tools (like a tractor and trailer), buck up buckeroo and use the wheelbarrow.
- The shortest distance between points A and B may be too steep.
- Two light loads are more efficient than one heavy one.
- If you hit a bump, push a little harder and you will get over it.
- If you hit a hole, back up and reroute
- If an obstruction can be removed, don’t keep ducking under it or going around it…remove it.
- When you get bored or tired, do something else.
- Congratulate yourself on what you accomplished, rather than despair over what’s left.
- Advil is your friend. So is chocolate.
Writing Down the Story 
Awesome lessons! Sort of like watching border collies at work–lots to learn about life.
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Marvelous! I can account for the accuracy of every lesson. (And I’m so glad you have a sense of humor!) Sally Buckner 3101 Glenhope Court Cary, NC 27511 919 465-3848
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Oh how true. I can speak with some authority haveing moved and stacked three cords of firewood last month.
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🙂
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