I've been the daughter of a hardworking wheat farmer for 19 years now and I can definitely say I've loved every minute of it. From driving loaded wheat trucks during harvest in the summer to staying in the shop and working on cars with my dad in the winter, being a farmer's daughter is the best. There's just something about life on the farm that makes us a little different so here's 12 helpful things you should know if you want to steal the heart of a farmer's daughter.
1. Yes, I can drive stick shift and have probably been doing it for longer than you've known how to drive.
2. My family has, and always will, come first and I will be willing to drop anything and everything when they need me.
3. I've come to learn a little dirt won't hurt anyone.
4. Plaid always looks good.
5. One of our dates will probably be 4-wheeling up to the top of a hill and watching the sunset.
6. During harvest time in the summer, I will be busier than ever, driving loaded wheat trucks or getting parts to fix the machines when needed, but I would always appreciate it if you would come out and visit.
7. I can talk about cars more than the average boy.
8. I've learned to appreciate the growth and beauty of the little things and look forward to sharing them with you.
9. I love country music and am not afraid to blast it out my window as I'm speeding down those back roads.
10. Yes, I do drive a truck and yes I can fix it by myself, my daddy has taught me well.
11. When I need to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday city life, the farm has always been my quiet retreat so chances are if you can't reach me, I'm out in my truck sitting on the top of the hill watching the city lights.
12. Yes, my dad does have guns and yes, he will threaten to use them on you if you don't treat me right.
