82-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 7, 1992
a farm
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Joyce Bupp "
-And other
hazards
Her frustration seemed
reasonable.
After twelve years in school,
another four in college and conti
nuing full-time studies combined
with work in pursuit of a graduate
degree, the \oice on the other end
fo the 2,500-mile phone connec
tion sounded weary.
Though our daughter enjoys
college life, even when combined
with marriage and work, the study
demands of higher education are
beginning to tell. She confessed on
this weekly long-distance visit that
she was absolutely ready to be
done with books, projects and
sometimes—seemingly—
senseless assignments.
“I just am ready to get on with
my life,” the voice sighed, know
ing that several months of studies
and homework remained until the
end of spring semester.
My reply was a typically
motherly one. It only-half laugh
ing suggested that life itself is a
series of demands, projects, an
sometimes—seemingly—
senseless assignments.
“Are you saying my life is
homework?” she joked.
Indeed. Life is homework.
Like math, for instance. Unlike
the talking Barbie doll which
recently caused a fuss, many of us
did not feel as kids that “math class
is tough.” (Luckily, I never had to
study the likes of advanced algeb
ra, calculus or trig.)
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Real-life math class is tough.
Stretching the paychecks to cover
a family’s needs is a daily home
work challenged for most house
hold accountants.
Our farm math homework offers
all sorts of creative reading prob
lems like how to deal with a major
equipment breakdown expenses,
livestock that still eats heartily
despite continuing droughts and
increasing taxes to cover endless
public spending.
Not to mention most families’
routine math assignments like car
payments, house payments, col
lege payments, utility payments
and balancing checkbooks.
Your lender will grade and issue
you a report card mark
periodically.
Then there’s English, always
one of my favorites. Unfortunate
ly, English Literature or business
writing never quite prepared most
of us for comprehending the likes
of; “For more information on
accountable plans, nonaccount
able plans, amounts treated as sub
stiantiated under a per diem or
mileage allowance, the standard
mileage rate, the per diem substan
tation method and the high-low
substantiation method, see Reg
ulations section 1.62-2, Rev. Proc
90-59...” etc.
(Taken from the Internal
Revenue Service’s 1992 Federal
Employment Tax Forms and a
reminder of how grateful we are to
George, our Farm Credit tax
expert* whose better at such “Engl
ish,** than we are).
And where would our schools
and communities be if we didn’t do
our civics social studies homework
regularly?
Social Studies assignments
range from volunteering on munic
ipal boards and as teachers* aides,
serving as a 4-H or Scout leader,
coaching playground sports, writ
ing a letter to the editor about an
issue, even simply not littering.
If you didn’t complete your
social studies/civics lifetime
homework assignment this week
by voting, go to the blackboard and
write “I will not complain about
the government for the next .four
years” one thousand times.
Don’t forget health and phys ed
homework, increasingly important
as we age. Regular exercise
assignments, preferably out in the
fresh air, sensible eating and one
big project due annually a com
plete physical.
A little ‘‘junk food” cheating is
tolerated, as long as it doesn’t dis
rupt the rest of the class.
Yes, dear daughter, life is
indeed homework.
And it-is perfectly normal and
human to have occasional days
when one simply doesn’t feel up to
completing the assignment and
may need to fall back on the array
of logical excuses with which to
beg an extension.
“My dog ate it,” probably won’t
work.
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