Everyone wants to run the combine. It’s like I have to set an appointment to get a turn.
Karly Cherney – C&K Harvesting
Our crew arrived at our first stop in Texas on May 13. Got right to the field and had a few good days of cutting before the rain came and delayed progress for a week. The kids and I were left behind to get school and activities finished up.
It’s tough being torn between two places but it’s the stage of life we are in now with busy kids and harvest life. The kids and I were super excited to finally hit the road and catch up with our crew a couple of weeks later and right to the field we went. Everyone got right back into the harvest groove. It is SO awesome that I have such good helpers. The girls and I trade-off cooking, cleaning and field time. I’m definitely loving it!
I always have entertainment when my kids are with me.
Kids are becoming quite the operators and such good help!
Amber on lunch duty making BLT wraps.
We are now in the northern Oklahoma area. Had a few days of rainy weather but are now rolling in the fields again.
Till next time….Happy Harvesting!
1. Be ready to go at the drop of a hat...sometimes without a lunchbox.
2. Has removed the word impossible from her vocabulary!
3. Can hold a baby, take care of a toddler and drive a tractor or combine all at the same time.
4. Must be able to cook for a crew - large or small.
5. Must be able to read minds.
6. Must be able to banter with a parts man until he realizes you DO know what you're talking about.
7. Must be the entertainment director for those rainy days.
8. Be a wife, mom, friend, helper, cook, problem solver, taxi driver or extra crew hand at all times.
9. Can handle the call that makes you react, "You need what? When?" Dropping everything you're doing to make it happen.
10. At the end of the day say, "I really do love this life".
