This right here folks is classified information, being released for the very first time. Yep, here it is, statistics on what actually occurs on a farm in the vocal department.
As you can see, food takes the lead for popular conversation topic, with weekend activities coming in close second. Spending 60 hours a week with someone allows you to get to know them extremely well, but their outside-the-farm-life remains a mystery. . . "you mean you do things other than farm?!"
Looks like the farm is also filled with a lot of nerds who seems to have fantasy at the front of their brain. It seems like a day doesn't go by without a Lord of the Rings quote, Harry Potter theorizing, Game of Thrones reference, or jedi envy.
Believe it or not, but farm conversations actually do occur on a farm! There seems to be never ending questions of what vegetables are we picking, how many, what vegetables are we washing, and what else needs to be done?
Last but not least, Funnel of Love makes the Top 5! Funnel of Love is probably the greatest, yet under appreciated song of all time. Written in 1961, it was sung and performed by none other than Wanda Jackson. Yeah, I didn't know who she was either.
As you can see, food takes the lead for popular conversation topic, with weekend activities coming in close second. Spending 60 hours a week with someone allows you to get to know them extremely well, but their outside-the-farm-life remains a mystery. . . "you mean you do things other than farm?!"
Looks like the farm is also filled with a lot of nerds who seems to have fantasy at the front of their brain. It seems like a day doesn't go by without a Lord of the Rings quote, Harry Potter theorizing, Game of Thrones reference, or jedi envy.
Believe it or not, but farm conversations actually do occur on a farm! There seems to be never ending questions of what vegetables are we picking, how many, what vegetables are we washing, and what else needs to be done?
Last but not least, Funnel of Love makes the Top 5! Funnel of Love is probably the greatest, yet under appreciated song of all time. Written in 1961, it was sung and performed by none other than Wanda Jackson. Yeah, I didn't know who she was either.
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