Amy - one of the most awesome things about my daughter....she does not have a paying job but she does have a non paying one. DO WHAT I TELL HER!
Just kidding......sort of.
Seriously, she can sling around 50lb bags of horse or goat feed, work a drill, hammer a nail, paint the barn, feed the animals, cut grass, clean the kitchen, do some laundry, clean house ... basically anything that needs to be done, she can, has, and will do. She works good. Has a good work ethic. I never really noticed it either until she was in high school & her FFA teachers was telling me about how she is. I was like well yeah. It needs to be done, she knows it needs to be done, and she does it
I did not think it was anything spectacular LOL
She impressed my best friend's dad (a retired navy man) when we helped my friend move. Friend's dad said Nicole worked circles around his own daughter (my friend) and his granddaughter. She and I both did..........her more than me because I can only do so much at one time.
She does not get to be lazy. We keep her busy. Of course, DH wants her to get her degree and work for herself. I think she may be hard to work for. She does a lot of things herself - it is easier than trying to tell someone else how to do something, that other person doing it wrong, then having to go back herself and redo it! (wonder where she got that from??
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