Country Roots

Your roots are in the country when:

You save egg cartons for the neighbors.

You burn trash in a barrel.

You raise the red flag to mail a letter.

You don't have to mow when the neighbors do.

You have a barn yard.

Your sheep eat the grass.

You spread manure.

You get zoomed by a plane and it is a crop duster.

Your dog isn't on a chain or leash.

You don't pick up after your dog.

You wear boots after it rains.

You need a mud room.

Dust floats in your windows.

You rake rocks out of the grass in the spring.

You have a rain gauge.

Your kids experience life on a farm.

You thank God for every day in the country.