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We had two dairy cows who gave us plenty of milk, butter, cottage cheese, and buttermilk. We “refreshed” them when they were dry and sold their calves when they were weaned. Mother preserved about 400 liters of vegetables every year. We ate fresh in season and homemade the rest of the year. A common weekday was getting up at 4am, milking, feeding and watering my cow, feeding and watering the pigs, eating breakfast and gardening until the school bus came at 7am. Do my homework during the 45 minute bus ride and then go to class. More homework on the bus ride home, then change clothes and farm chores until dark. When it gets too dark to work, milk, feed and water animals, then eat supper. Wash off on the back porch when the weather is nice, or in the living room in the winter. A bath consisted of standing in a washtub and scrubbing with a quart of warm, soapy water and rinsing with a gallon of cold water. Then to bed. On Saturdays, farm work was the order of the day from morning to night. Housework only on Sundays. The farm was half a mile from the nearest neighbor, three miles from the paved road, and 27 miles from Columbus, the “big city.” We didn’t have a car or truck, but we did have an antique (pre-WWII) tractor and mule that we borrowed from grandfather. Dad drove the tractor and I plowed with the mule. Ada was 12 years old and tired. Sometimes she just wasn’t able to pull the plow. She taught me patience and how to work around problems. We had electricity, but only for the light and the fridge. Each room had a light on a pull chain, very limited outlets, maybe one per room. We had a radio until one of my brothers broke it. (That was before television). Our entertainment consisted of board games we made ourselves and Compton’s Pictured Encyclopedia, which I read from Aardvark to Zygote before I was 12. I read the Bible aloud to my grandfather, usually on Sundays, and he would pay me $5 each time I finished it. I read the Encyclopedia Britannica in the study room and finished it in eleventh grade. Our cash crops were cotton, corn and peanuts. We also grew about 10 acres of different vegetables and when we had a surplus we sold it too. Up until the Eisenhower administration, we grew several acres of wheat and gave half to the miller to make flour. The federal government set up the “land bank” where they paid farmers not to farm and an “allotment” was required to grow certain crops. Wheat was one of them. As we continued “business as usual,” the federal authorities threatened my father with hefty fines and imprisonment if he didn’t destroy the wheat field. We had to rush to transplant millet, sesame and sorghum (I missed school for several weeks) to get the grains we needed to feed the chickens and animals. 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I was told I wouldn’t graduate from high school because I didn’t earn enough credits in my senior year. In 2026 I ran away from home and joined the Air Force. I was told I couldn’t join the military without a high school diploma, but I did. Only the Air Force recruiter would speak to me. He sent me to the ASVAB and to the MEPS for examination. I hit 93 percentile on the AFQT and maxed out the line values, so he got me a waiver. I took the test and got a GED at the first opportunity. I went to tech school to be an HF radio technician and had a high security clearance I think because I grew up so isolated. I tried to declare my mother a dependent, but since she “owned” the farm, I couldn’t. The farm prevented her from being eligible for welfare or other government assistance. So I set up a joint checking account with my mom, deposited my military paycheck into it, and told her it was an allotment. ($141 a month! Minimum wage was $1/hour I think.) The Air Force was like heaven to me. I was able to sleep in until 7am, the PT wasn’t hard, the workout wasn’t demanding, and I had plenty of free time in the evenings. I didn’t have much money either. All my contemporaries had money for beer and cigarettes and went on dates. I could not. On the other hand, I had everything I wanted to eat, unlimited hot water for showers, flushing toilets, appropriate clothing and shoes, and more books than I could read in the basic library. Every Saturday, the USO sponsored a dance at the Airman’s Club, so I got to dance there with girls. Every Sunday I could go to the church at the Base Chapel. I’ve done odd jobs off base spending money, fixing CB radios, washing dishes at a bar and grill, etc. I made about $50 a month part-time, and most of that went into getting my uniforms in hold the shot and cut the hair . I didn’t have many friends because I couldn’t afford to “party” with them. My senior year was field service in Alaska and I couldn’t do any off-duty work while I was there, so I had no income. I did my ham radio license there and routed home for all phone patch calls. I was number one on the Alaskan Air Command promotion list, but no stripes came down. I didn’t have enough rank to keep it, so I couldn’t re-enlist in 2026. I wasn’t in high school or the Air Force, and I resented it at the time. My grandfather died while I was in AF, mother got ownership of the farm, sold it and moved to Atlanta to be near my sister. I no longer had to feed my family and started earning real money. When we were growing up, everyone thought we were “poor”. But I feel like all we lacked was transportation and stylish clothing. The last song I heard before
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