My great grandmother mowed her own lawn till she was 92. She couldn't pull start the mower so she pushed it up to the corner store and they would start it for her. She'd push it back home and mow the grass. Probably the most godly, sweet, kind, and best human beings you'd ever wanna meet. Same church for over 50 years. Passed at 96. We miss you Nanny Ann
Amen! I was in high school a minute ago, then loving my kids and now my grand kids are getting through high school & I'm 72. Where did the time go? Cherish every minute with your family.
Turn around twice and not only is your youth gone, you're old and you can't hide from it...stay active, hit the gym, walk daily, keep moving and make sure you keep up with family, we're not promised another day.
Blessings to you man. I’m 22, and I enjoy listening to the wise and mature. Hearing about the past allows me to better understand our society and world today. Thank you guys for all that you’ve put In the world. ❤
Exactly.. because when you stop being active your body just shuts down. Thing about older folks they grew up knowing they need to be working and contribute to society.. now the young folks are worthless.
Pop Pop like, ' keep an eye on it', for what! ! I'll be back in 11 mins and 15 seconds cause that's exactly how long it takes to finish them circle cuts. 😊
To everyone out there, if you know an elderly person who lives alone, always offer them a helping hand, who knows, someday when you're old, Karma might repay your kindness. ❤✌️
More parents need to go back to that these days instead of trying to be their kids friend... parents of today have failed their obligations and duties.
Hey! Pick me!! I, I'M...AAAACHARACTER? I DO STUFF LIKE THAT GUY; that's called "outside"the box. I like boxes to live in; 'cause I just got used to it. All the lawns I mowed were square. Maybe crop circles could be used everywhere... Well, some places..perhaps my place even. It's not round, though. They had round castles that are still "around". I want to have a round piece of "real" round real estate. Who would not want to live in a roundabout way....OK. I'll ✋️.
NOT neccesarily because there are plenty of old "FOOLS" still living and causing trouble in the world. As an example, just look at Washington, DC and the state legislatures here in our country!😲🤔😔👎
My grandmother on my mom's side had her 12 children at home.. she was always keeping house spotless and in church.. She did so much canning at 99 that we were given some as gifts after she passed at 100 yrs. She had many grandchildren.. my mother was child #11 but with the much older siblings there were great great grandchildren and a great great great at 6 mos old before she passed.
My hubby is 83 and can barely walk due to neuropathy. But he still gets out in the field and plants 24" box trees , shovels out weeds, builds walls with tail road ties... he is amazing!
@@floyd8153 No, he has Neuropathy… do you know what that is? It’s so painful, debilitating, and horrific. G-d Bless him that he’s still so determined to get work done, while living with such a horrible condition. You should be bragging on him daily❤
I hate how people don't take care of their grandparents or parents. I owe the few safe and happy moments in my childhood to my grandparents and will cut their grass anytime they want me to.
I hate how people make assumptions on little information. And not only that but like a coward wont respond to the original poster. One of them pro-nouners ain't ya
Some people don't take care of their parents or grandparents because they have a life in another state, possibly with kids of their own. Individualism and nuclear family culture has it's price.
My grandma's neighbor across the street mowed his lawn and cleaned his eavestroughs into his early 90s until he unfortunately got cancer. But before that, nothing stopped him and his yard was always immaculate!!! He always looked out for my grandma over the years. RIP Mr. Johnston and my favorite girl ❤😇🪽🪽
Hey! That gentleman might have a couple of ladies coming over to see this magic candy he talks about. What is the name of that stuff?.... Cialis? Or something like that. Hmmm. By the way: my lady friend said it really tasted good, and made her feel 30 years younger.
My neighbor across the street is in his 90s, and the man still mows his Yuge lawn weekly. The part that blows my mind is he uses the old style manual drum blade style mower! I and other neighbors have offered to mow his yard many times, he just looks at us with a smile and says thanks, but it gives me something to do.
My grandfather used some odd contraption with a solid steel drum filled with concrete. I have never seen another like it, but it had a clutch and made enough torque to move a house. I have memories of it dragging me down the pavement at a reasonable pace, around jogging speed.
I hear all these stories of People's Dads & Moms mowing lawns into their Seventies, and it's baffling to me....but only because....My Dad never cut grass. He grew it, Mama Dried It, I Rolled it and My Sister Betty Lou would sit out on the Porch and Sell it to Passer-Bys...1 for $3.00 or 2 for 5. Now Daddy's knees and back are in still in tack😁, because My Daddy never had to push a Lawn Mower. And now We own a Weed Dispensary in Houston. The Family Busine$$!!
@@teddyp5220 That's too cool! I live in Beaumont and work out of our field office in Houston. TBH, I would love to come by and pay yous guys a visit, maybe you could hook me up and in turn, I would be willing to reciprocate!😉😉🤣
Very intelligent grampa!!!! We need to learn from our own parents, grandpas etc; today I learned how to cut grass without spending energy; thanks grandpa, you are very smart!!! So we need to learn everything!!!!
My dad passed in 2020 from congestive heart failure, almost exactly 1 year later his wife died from cancer. They were staying alive for each other. I tell people that she was his oxygen the while time they were married. My mom is still alive, but she's the one who moved when she retired. From Northern AZ to MT. It is a 2 day drive each way, but we did drive up last summer.
@@df4480 honorable and something more of us need to do i was born in 89 and i see so many kids these days picking sides and abandoning there parents, if your reading this and you have a parent you dont see as very much run to them right now and give them a hug no matter what we go through we should always be there for our parents hands down they do so much for us and the lord is going to reward you for bringing honor and respect to them
Yeah if more young people would sit an talk but mainly listen they would learn a thing or two there's a lot of good knowledge that comes out of them old farts the best advice an tips an skills I've got or make me money came from an ole grey haired knowledge wizards
God please help me to be able to at least be alive at that age, even if I can't cut the grass, at least let me watch someone else cutting my grass. Amen.
I would love to sit down with this gentleman, and hear some stories from him I bet he is full of knowledge and information my they just don’t make them like this anymore
My father died in S. Korea when I was 11. Still miss him. Now my kids, grand kids, great grand kids like to hear my stories, until they fall asleep. I am ** years old chronologically, Think like I did at 40, and work out somewhat regularly. My bride is still as beautiful ... No! more beautiful than ever the day I married her. Still love her beyond belief. No no, the fact that she makes the best biscuits in the world, the best ice tea in the world, and has 750 more good qualities that no one could match, has nothing to do with it. What then? You ask? She puts up with me!!!😊
I think his😮 independence keeps him going, and he will keep going until he can't ,as a senior myself I find it hard to ask for help at age79 I live in a older mobile home lam blessed l attempt to do my best .( literally keeping a roof over our head,s it keeps me busy and out off trouble I work 5 or ten . minutes and stop ,but it gets done emphysema, makes it ,harder ( as millions know.
I think his😮 independence keeps him going, and he will keep going until he can't ,as a senior myself I find it hard to ask for help at age79 I live in a older mobile home lam blessed l attempt to do my best .( literally keeping a roof over our head,s it keeps me busy and out off trouble I work 5 or ten . minutes and stop ,but it gets done emphysema, makes it ,harder ( as millions know.
Smart man. That's a big area to mow without a riding lawnmower. I can't tell how he's keeping the mower going, though. Must have customized something to hold the bar down on the handle.
My aunt is 93, and still drives and good at it. Will go and pick up branches and just too much. Even telling her you're on your way. They are being blessed every single day. And still have a hetter sense of humor than way too many 30 years younger than they are. Strong generation right there.
Reminds me of my grandma. She was always busy cleaning the house, mowing the lawn, and volunteering her time at the thrift store on base. She always brought home dvds to add to her collection that she'd say she was going to watch one day when she got to the point where she couldn't do her usual things around the house. Well, in 2019 after she went to the Dr to inquire about why she had a continuous cough and severe pain in her spine..she cried and told me she was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer which spread throughout her whole body. She didn't want to fight it cause she was too old she said and being it was basically too late too...She was gone after a few months, she was 93. Only the pain stopped her. I've yet to meet anyone as brave and just so busy as her. Oh yeah, she was also luckily enough to know her great, great grandson, my grandson.
I bet she saw alot of changes in the world 🌎 growing up. Sorry for your loss . I didn't have a grandma , sure wish I had the opportunity to meet her before she went to heaven.
Id like to share my grandma, she passed in 2017 and she would have her little worker boots and gloves and go out on the weekends and trim the trees, mow the yard, and clean up the property. She had a riding mower that one day I accidentally broke by leaving the key in the ignition. I love you grandma 💙
Reminds me of growing up and shoveling my grandads drive and sidewalk in Detroit. He had a brand new snow blower in the garage. He would always tell me, that was for the times I couldnt make it over with the shovel...lol. R.I.P. 'ol man! ❤
Thats how he has lived to be 92. exercise staying active will add several years to your life. I too mow my one acre yard with a push mower. You feel great after your finished. Im 70 year old woman.
Exactly...Don't consume sugar, soda, or smoke cigs, and definitely don't use drugs. It all causes cancer. I've lost many friends and family. I'm 71 and watching them drop like flies recently many younger.
Bought Dad a riding mower for Father's Day. His response was that he didn't need it. I asked why. Dad's reply. That's why I have you. I laughed, and said I know. Then we both laughed.
They sure don't make good men like they used to. I learned from my Dad at the age of 4 that there was nothing I couldn't do. Miss him so much it hurts as bad as the day he passed 5yrs ago. My teacher, my best friend, my hero.
@@erwinmonti5066I mow an acre in 20-35 with 61 inch deck depending on obstacles. This yard won’t take long at all it looks like open field may be better off with a sun compact tractor with a belly mower though
Koodoos to you Dear Gent: kids start helping the Elderly, When you are old someone may repay you someday: Helping hand, Kindness on fellow man, is what this World needs NOW!!!❤🙏❤️
Thank you thank you thank you for showing me this ! I am now doing the same thing ! I can sit down on my back porch open up a cold beer and just watch the mower do the job for me!😂
@suelivingston9217 He tied his mower to a stake in the ground, and so every time the mower makes a pass around the stake it windes up the rope and pulls the mower in a tighter circle till the mower get wound up by the stake, then you just move the mower to a different stake.
Seeing this makes me miss my grandpa so much! He was 100.5 when he passed and cut his own grass up until he was 96 or 97. Lol. Then my dad took over for him. Lol. He hated that more than you know! Lmao!
My great aunt mowed her own lawn until she moved to a retirement home in her 80’s. She rolled her riding mower over on herself one day, got back up and kept mowing.
The name Daddy means love and respect. I called my father Daddy all my life until he had passed away at 83yrs. People would look at us with their eyes crossed like why is this grown ass adult calling their Dad "Daddy". I'd look back at them with the look and body gesture saying "What...What" Beebopin at them. Thank you for sharing.
My daughter is 43 and she still calls my husband Daddy. I called MINE Daddy till the day he died, and I still reference him that way whenever I talk about him.
My great grandmother mowed her own lawn till she was 92. She couldn't pull start the mower so she pushed it up to the corner store and they would start it for her. She'd push it back home and mow the grass. Probably the most godly, sweet, kind, and best human beings you'd ever wanna meet. Same church for over 50 years. Passed at 96. We miss you Nanny Ann
She needs a battery mower
Don't know your nana and butt sound like somebody that I would really love to may you be blessed in every way
🙏🙏🙏
He has transitioned most of his work tools to electric. Thank God the batteries run dead. But he keeps rotating the batteries on the charger.
How beautiful. Thanks for sharing memories.
I grew up pushing a mower for two acres after i moved out dad got a riding mower
Yeah. And my Dad got a TV with remote control when I left home. 😮
Your dad wanted to keep you in shape.
Yes same here after all the fights
If pa made it easy street you would have never made it to your own place. Cheers
Good for him!
Amen! I was in high school a minute ago, then loving my kids and now my grand kids are getting through high school & I'm 72. Where did the time go? Cherish every minute with your family.
Yep. One minute I was a teenager and 45 the next.
Turn around twice and not only is your youth gone, you're old and you can't hide from it...stay active, hit the gym, walk daily, keep moving and make sure you keep up with family, we're not promised another day.
Blessings to you man. I’m 22, and I enjoy listening to the wise and mature. Hearing about the past allows me to better understand our society and world today. Thank you guys for all that you’ve put In the world. ❤
Did you see that?
I swear I saw time fly past. 😊
72 is still young man get after it 💪
92 & still able to start a push mower is impressive. Salute to your old man
That's no weak pull either. Perfect technique.
@@roycelader2316 Theres technique for starting a push mower?
yeah kinda. usually takes me a couple attempts for it to fire up. dude cranked it on the first try@@LordofReason-cd8ug
@@LordofReason-cd8ugpretty sure there is, you gotta pull straight back which he did. cant pull it in front of the mower.
well maybe you can but it’s not the right way to do it, ya know?
My dad was 93 when he passed. When I would tell him something was too hard for him to do. He would show me his muscles and do it anyway
I'm sorry to hear that. Sounds like a great man.
Rip
Blessed
Rip Legend
💙
Getting old does not mean getting stupid. This man is brilliant!
Buy that man a bourbon on me, please.
Except the grass is already cut, sooooo...
To right!!’wisdom’increases with age and our forebears knew there stuff well ahead of us. Sone great examples within this thread/post
Who thinks it does? This comment is cringy
@@toddsmith8608 It’s a demonstration. Get a patten on it & he will be rich, also!
My mom is 87 and mows her own yard, 6 lots. She says it keeps her young.❤
My mom does, and say the same thing
Good for your mom, but age will catch up (As it does ALL of us.) with her one day! In the meantime, God BLESS her!❤️🙏😊👍
@@elainesmith7512 Frankly true
Exactly.. because when you stop being active your body just shuts down. Thing about older folks they grew up knowing they need to be working and contribute to society.. now the young folks are worthless.
Pop Pop like, ' keep an eye on it', for what! ! I'll be back in 11 mins and 15 seconds cause that's exactly how long it takes to finish them circle cuts. 😊
That man right there is full of wisdom! 😂
But then he can't remember where the toilet is. Much wisdom!
The problem is people don't listen to wisdom anymore , you can see that people following a con man .😢
@@Allen-tm9xn you must be talking about Joe Biden, he is so corrupt and evil, he has sold America out.
@@Nighturz We know there is feces on your phone.
Life's Tragedy is that we get old too soon and wise too late. ~Benjamin Franklin.
A new Broom sweps clean,, but an old Broom knows the Corners, reminds me of my Grandpa, Blessings to you Pop, ❤️ ya heaps 😊
The most profound comment, I ❤ it
Love this saying!
Gonna remember this saying!
🌿🐝 Do I hear a gentle, "Get down," at the end of this? A healthy atmosphere for a child or a pup.
And my mamma. 😂😂😂
To everyone out there, if you know an elderly person who lives alone, always offer them a helping hand, who knows, someday when you're old, Karma might repay your kindness. ❤✌️
Not likely. Have you seen the next generation?
They will be stuck on their phones. Kinda like I am right now.
There's no such thing as Karma. God takes care of that nonsense.
Hey, THIS is the GOD honest truth 💯
Doing something hoping to get something out of it later is not how Karma works 😂😂😂😂
@@logan4215 you just said no such thing as karma than started talkin about god💀💀 yall Cristian’s are stuuuuupiddddd😭😭
I just saw an ad for a lawn mower that cuts on its own…this man was ahead of his time!!
Like a Roomba for cutting grass? If so, that is a game changer and someone is very, very wealthy-or will be soon.
@@ashleygill7018 yep! Exactly!
@@ashleygill7018it’s been a thing
@@ashleygill7018 They've existed for a while now
@@ashleygill7018 They cost around 1000$ here for these automatic electric lawn movers...
He probably came up with it before you were born but figured you needed to learn how to mow a lawn. Builds character.
More parents need to go back to that these days instead of trying to be their kids friend... parents of today have failed their obligations and duties.
No they showed him from another video they didn’t have self propelled before the kid was born dumb ass
Hey! Pick me!! I, I'M...AAAACHARACTER? I DO STUFF LIKE THAT GUY; that's called "outside"the box. I like boxes to live in; 'cause I just got used to it. All the lawns I mowed were square. Maybe crop circles could be used everywhere...
Well, some places..perhaps my place even. It's not round, though. They had round castles that are still "around". I want to have a round piece of "real" round real estate. Who would not want to live in a roundabout way....OK. I'll ✋️.
Exactly. Dad was a smart man!
In all actuality this is a Red Green invention. He learned from the best.
The older you get, the wiser you become. ❤
Well, it's SUPPOSED to be that way but for many old people they just get older and NONE the wiser.
NOT neccesarily because there are plenty of old "FOOLS" still living and causing trouble in the world. As an example, just look at Washington, DC and the state legislatures here in our country!😲🤔😔👎
Nope. As a 32 year old who grew up surrounded by imbeciles and is still surrounded by them. Nope. Absolutely never buy into this.
How is this even wise lol
Ok hayseed
Round of applause for this guy. He may be an older gentleman but he is so full.of life. God bless you sir
One of the things I love about getting older…he’s not this age for nothing 🙏🏾
Wonderful post ❤
🙌🏽
Haha, walked out like a boss, been doing that for years.
I love it 😂❤ God bless him. That's a wonderful idea 😅.
My grandmother on my mom's side had her 12 children at home.. she was always keeping house spotless and in church.. She did so much canning at 99 that we were given some as gifts after she passed at 100 yrs. She had many grandchildren.. my mother was child #11 but with the much older siblings there were great great grandchildren and a great great great at 6 mos old before she passed.
My hubby is 83 and can barely walk due to neuropathy. But he still gets out in the field and plants 24" box trees , shovels out weeds, builds walls with tail road ties... he is amazing!
Its rude to brag.
@@floyd8153 No, he has Neuropathy… do you know what that is? It’s so painful, debilitating, and horrific. G-d Bless him that he’s still so determined to get work done, while living with such a horrible condition. You should be bragging on him daily❤
OH MY THAT'S NEAT, BUT, WE NEED TO GET THIS PRECIOUS MAN A RIDER/ SUNBELT...💕
@floyd8153 It's Tude to be Rude too!!! 😮
That's cuz your hubby is a member of the "last great generation"
This is genius!! With age, comes wisdom. !!! 👍🙂
I hate how people don't take care of their grandparents or parents. I owe the few safe and happy moments in my childhood to my grandparents and will cut their grass anytime they want me to.
He enjoys doing it. And it keeps him from climbing ladders to cut limbs.
There are various reasons as to why parents or grandparents wouldn’t be deserving of care. The most obvious being abuse or neglect.
I hate how people make assumptions on little information. And not only that but like a coward wont respond to the original poster. One of them pro-nouners ain't ya
Most don't want the help. They'll literately tell you to sit your arse down. Some prefer not to feel useless in their own home.
Some people don't take care of their parents or grandparents because they have a life in another state, possibly with kids of their own. Individualism and nuclear family culture has it's price.
My grandma's neighbor across the street mowed his lawn and cleaned his eavestroughs into his early 90s until he unfortunately got cancer. But before that, nothing stopped him and his yard was always immaculate!!! He always looked out for my grandma over the years. RIP Mr. Johnston and my favorite girl ❤😇🪽🪽
He’s a genius! Love this! 😊❤😊❤😊❤
He definitely has bigger plans in mind other then cutting all that grass 😂😊❤
Not cutting smoking LOL
Grab a cold beer sit back in the chair and watch some lawn mower do the work
Hey! That gentleman might have a couple of ladies coming over to see this magic candy he talks about. What is the name of that stuff?.... Cialis? Or something like that. Hmmm. By the way: my lady friend said it really tasted good, and made her feel 30 years younger.
So precious you are the MAN
THEY DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THEY USED TO WHAT A real man with
Such pride LOVE LOVE
Working SMART and not HARD! WISDOM at its best! This brightened my day. God bless your wise dad.🙏🙏🙏
Your dad is a genius!
Why? It’s just gonna go in a circle..
red green is a genius, this is a stolen trick for clicks
My neighbor across the street is in his 90s, and the man still mows his Yuge lawn weekly. The part that blows my mind is he uses the old style manual drum blade style mower!
I and other neighbors have offered to mow his yard many times, he just looks at us with a smile and says thanks, but it gives me something to do.
Exactly!
My grandfather used some odd contraption with a solid steel drum filled with concrete. I have never seen another like it, but it had a clutch and made enough torque to move a house. I have memories of it dragging me down the pavement at a reasonable pace, around jogging speed.
I've seen those, too.
@realryder2626
I hear all these stories of People's Dads & Moms mowing lawns into their Seventies, and it's baffling to me....but only because....My Dad never cut grass. He grew it, Mama Dried It, I Rolled it and My Sister Betty Lou would sit out on the Porch and Sell it to Passer-Bys...1 for $3.00 or 2 for 5. Now Daddy's knees and back are in still in tack😁, because My Daddy never had to push a Lawn Mower. And now We own a Weed Dispensary in Houston. The Family Busine$$!!
@@teddyp5220 That's too cool! I live in Beaumont and work out of our field office in Houston. TBH, I would love to come by and pay yous guys a visit, maybe you could hook me up and in turn, I would be willing to reciprocate!😉😉🤣
“Ight I’ll keep an eye on it.” killed me 💀💀😂😂😂😂
Very intelligent grampa!!!! We need to learn from our own parents, grandpas etc; today
I learned how to cut
grass without spending energy; thanks grandpa, you
are very smart!!! So we need to learn everything!!!!
Absolutely love our elders. We learn something clever from them daily. Loved this!
THEY ARE WISE... LISTEN TO THEM....❤
Who says "elders"? You living on an Indian reservation?
That's a lot of land to be mowed! No wonder he's still up and about at 92!❤
He is so darn Amazing ..love how he getting his grass cut .big higs from San Antonio.Tx
Love that you call him "Daddy" ... sounds like my family. Super spry for 92! Great Man I'm sure👍
I won't move away from my dad, he needs the help. One day soon I'll be without him and be glad I spent the time with him.❤
That’s the honorable thing to do.
My dad passed in 2020 from congestive heart failure, almost exactly 1 year later his wife died from cancer. They were staying alive for each other. I tell people that she was his oxygen the while time they were married.
My mom is still alive, but she's the one who moved when she retired. From Northern AZ to MT. It is a 2 day drive each way, but we did drive up last summer.
@@df4480 honorable and something more of us need to do i was born in 89 and i see so many kids these days picking sides and abandoning there parents, if your reading this and you have a parent you dont see as very much run to them right now and give them a hug no matter what we go through we should always be there for our parents hands down they do so much for us and the lord is going to reward you for bringing honor and respect to them
That is so sweet. Haven’t seen my kids for years so I know how precious a person you are.
D Dr 4am@@Katness07
Pretty Smart... Grandpa learned a trick or two in his 92 yrs. ! 👍
Yeah if more young people would sit an talk but mainly listen they would learn a thing or two there's a lot of good knowledge that comes out of them old farts the best advice an tips an skills I've got or make me money came from an ole grey haired knowledge wizards
Funny how you say alright I'll keep an eye on it. While he walks away carefree. Without any worries.
God please help me to be able to at least be alive at that age, even if I can't cut the grass, at least let me watch someone else cutting my grass. Amen.
I'm 54 yrs old now and I shure miss my mama and papa every day through out my day . I'm happy for them. There with the LORD 🤗❤
63 and the same 💔.
I love you, Sir. ❤
Reminds me of growing up with my Grandfather.
Granpa never stopped.
I'd have to hide to smoke, while he just kept working. ❤ 😚
GRANDPA SAID IT WILL COME BACK HOME WHEN ITS DONE 😂😂😂😂💯💯💯💯💯
You go daddy!!! You are a great man!!
The day my last kid moved out
I bought a John Deere 145 riding mower…. He was pissed🤣
Yep my dads first riding mower was a Snapper.
Thought I was the only kid that happens to
My father did the same thing!
Well good for them. It taught y’all how to work!
@@1234Scottnothing beats riding around cutting grass on an old snapper.
I would love to sit down with this gentleman, and hear some stories from him I bet he is full of knowledge and information my they just don’t make them like this anymore
My father died in S. Korea when I was 11. Still miss him. Now my kids, grand kids, great grand kids like to hear my stories, until they fall asleep.
I am ** years old chronologically, Think like I did at 40, and work out somewhat regularly. My bride is still as beautiful ... No! more beautiful than ever the day I married her. Still love her beyond belief.
No no, the fact that she makes the best biscuits in the world, the best ice tea in the world, and has 750 more
good qualities that no one could match, has nothing to do with it.
What then? You ask?
She puts up with me!!!😊
Gotta love him and someone should be doing for him 🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️😍🥰
I think his😮 independence keeps him going, and he will keep going until he can't ,as a senior myself I find it hard to ask for help at age79 I live in a older mobile home lam blessed l attempt to do my best
.( literally keeping a roof over our head,s it keeps me busy and out off trouble I work 5 or ten . minutes and stop ,but it gets done emphysema, makes it ,harder ( as millions know.
I think his😮 independence keeps him going, and he will keep going until he can't ,as a senior myself I find it hard to ask for help at age79 I live in a older mobile home lam blessed l attempt to do my best
.( literally keeping a roof over our head,s it keeps me busy and out off trouble I work 5 or ten . minutes and stop ,but it gets done emphysema, makes it ,harder ( as millions know.
Omg I love the elderly so much! They are treasure! And this is great!! If you see me doing this..mind ya business 😂
Necessity really is the mother of Invention... and Innovation... and Ingenuity... 😂❤
He don’t need you to keep an eye on it fool, he got this…..get gone young whipper snapper…..😂😂😊
Gramps went to go get a beer.
😂😂😂
Now all I can picture is Ol' Grampa from Petticoat Junction 😅😅😅.
Whipper snapper,, sniffer Wacker 😊😊
Smart man. That's a big area to mow without a riding lawnmower. I can't tell how he's keeping the mower going, though. Must have customized something to hold the bar down on the handle.
Good for him. Very creative!
Now that what you call living to a ripe old age with alot of KNOWLEDGE & WISDOM, GOD BLESS HIS SOUL 🙏🙏🙏 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
God is so good to this ninety two year old man and his grass looks real good and he walking pretty good also❤❤
Old is wisdom for sure.... he got his shirt well buttoned, touched in, does his thing and walks away... mowing done...what a move!😂❤
Wow, I'm impressed with this old man's attitude to keep fit. This really motivates me to get outside and do some walking😀❤️
This is simply amazing..that's a good mower pawpaw..❤❤❤❤❤❤
When you get to your 80’s and 90’s you don’t have time to waste 😂
My pops passed at 61. Its selfish of me to say but damn I wish he was still here teaching me things.
My aunt is 93, and still drives and good at it. Will go and pick up branches and just too much. Even telling her you're on your way. They are being blessed every single day. And still have a hetter sense of humor than way too many 30 years younger than they are. Strong generation right there.
I’m so happy yall still have her at 93, but it’s about time to stop with the driving… for her safety and others!
Reminds me of my grandma. She was always busy cleaning the house, mowing the lawn, and volunteering her time at the thrift store on base. She always brought home dvds to add to her collection that she'd say she was going to watch one day when she got to the point where she couldn't do her usual things around the house. Well, in 2019 after she went to the Dr to inquire about why she had a continuous cough and severe pain in her spine..she cried and told me she was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer which spread throughout her whole body. She didn't want to fight it cause she was too old she said and being it was basically too late too...She was gone after a few months, she was 93. Only the pain stopped her. I've yet to meet anyone as brave and just so busy as her. Oh yeah, she was also luckily enough to know her great, great grandson, my grandson.
Sounds like she was an amazing lady.
I bet she saw alot of changes in the world 🌎 growing up. Sorry for your loss . I didn't have a grandma , sure wish I had the opportunity to meet her before she went to heaven.
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Reminds me of my pap! He was just so smart I remember the day when he said about bottling water and selling it and now look! He lived till 96
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I give that man a gold star for doing that that's an original
Id like to share my grandma, she passed in 2017 and she would have her little worker boots and gloves and go out on the weekends and trim the trees, mow the yard, and clean up the property. She had a riding mower that one day I accidentally broke by leaving the key in the ignition. I love you grandma 💙
This is the best video I've seen all year! That's genius! 😂
That's what you call wisdom It comes.
With age, God bless that man.
I feel ya. It’s getting hard to keep up with large yard I use to be proud of
This was genius!! I’m going to start this now than later!!! Thanks papa!!
May God bless you dad! He’s adorable! 🥰
Wow !!!!!!!!!!!! We can all learn from our elders. My GOD BLESS this man Abundantly. ❤
And sometimes we can learn what not to do!
Exactly 😊😂
with age comes knowledge and with knowledge you become wiser
Except for Joe Biden
@illarioc2233 So true! So true! Thanks for not calling him President !
@@kellies.5704President Joe Biden is more wiser than TFG ever will be.
More impressed on him starting that thing on the first pull.
Reminds me of growing up and shoveling my grandads drive and sidewalk in Detroit. He had a brand new snow blower in the garage. He would always tell me, that was for the times I couldnt make it over with the shovel...lol.
R.I.P. 'ol man! ❤
LOL
God bless his soul. 🙏 🤲 harder workers become smarter workers ❤
Kids need to buy him a riding lawnmower
He has one.
Why? This is cheaper and still does the job. 😊
Yes she definitely needed someone to step up. I was just a teenager when she passed or I would have been the one.
There's nothing wrong with this one 😂
@@1234Scott😂😂😂
That a man wit wisdom and wise and been doin this for yrs respect 😂
The man is a genius!!! Teach the youth by example!
Thats how he has lived to be 92. exercise staying active will add several years to your life. I too mow my one acre yard with a push mower. You feel great after your finished. Im 70 year old woman.
Exactly...Don't consume sugar, soda, or smoke cigs, and definitely don't use drugs. It all causes cancer. I've lost many friends and family. I'm 71 and watching them drop like flies recently many younger.
Did you watch the whole video... Buddy just turns it on and walks away
Is it tethered to a stake ?.The tether winds up on the stake making it's journeyshorter with each pass. ?
اتمنى لك الاسلام قبل فوات الاوان
@@srosin9106actually, the Lord Jesus, son of the Living and only God is calling you.
That’s so smart because as it circles, the pole, the rope whines tighter and tighter bringing the lawnmower in closer and closer good job, sir
Yeah I think most ppl were able to figure out the way in which this would be beneficial.
Rope? I didn't see one. I'll have to go back and look.
@@Bigwooo913you are way too optimistic, but thats good
Good he still do what he can do. Even in the condition that he's in.
Nah???
I am so impressed with his ingenuity!!😂
Love ❤️ him.
Work smarter than harder. Wise man.
I like that old fellow!
Bought Dad a riding mower for Father's Day. His response was that he didn't need it. I asked why. Dad's reply. That's why I have you. I laughed, and said I know. Then we both laughed.
Been doing this for many years works great and great homeschool lesson as well
Is the mower a self propelled one?
They sure don't make good men like they used to. I learned from my Dad at the age of 4 that there was nothing I couldn't do. Miss him so much it hurts as bad as the day he passed 5yrs ago. My teacher, my best friend, my hero.
The best shit I have seen in a long time 😅😅😅😅😅
Get that man a zero turn
He has one 😂
A 0 turn will never cut it. You need at least as 74 inch deck and that's gonna take a while that's a tremendous amount of grass.
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@@erwinmonti5066I mow an acre in 20-35 with 61 inch deck depending on obstacles. This yard won’t take long at all it looks like open field may be better off with a sun compact tractor with a belly mower though
@@erwinmonti5066
No such thing as a 74 inch
72 inch yes
I laughed 😂😂😂😂 at this but I love how pop cranks it up and walks away😂😂❤❤
Koodoos to you Dear Gent: kids start helping the Elderly, When you are old someone may repay you someday: Helping hand, Kindness on fellow man, is what this World needs NOW!!!❤🙏❤️
As it goes around the string gets tighter which makes the lawn mower move inward.. amazing genius
Thank you thank you thank you for showing me this ! I am now doing the same thing ! I can sit down on my back porch open up a cold beer and just watch the mower do the job for me!😂
How did he do that it went so far and turned. I have a bad heart and lungs so this would help on my 5 acres
@suelivingston9217
He tied his mower to a stake in the ground, and so every time the mower makes a pass around the stake it windes up the rope and pulls the mower in a tighter circle till the mower get wound up by the stake, then you just move the mower to a different stake.
It's nice to see all the people reminicing over their lost family members prayers and love to you all
He worked for his many blessings ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
I have never met him but I love him with the love of GOD I would sit and listen to him so I can have as much wisdom as he has
Oh the stories he could tell
Did you say “he gone”? That’s gold!!! lol.
Thinkers don't brag about multitasking...
LOL, no I think he said: "it's alright, I'll keep an eye on it."
@@Godsglory777
no, his last words are”he gone”.
@@lorenrickey5481 lol, ok.
@@Godsglory777 I almost spit my coffee when he said that!! LOL.
Seeing this makes me miss my grandpa so much! He was 100.5 when he passed and cut his own grass up until he was 96 or 97. Lol. Then my dad took over for him. Lol. He hated that more than you know! Lmao!
I love the elderly. Working in an independent living community I've met some of the best most genuine people ever. 🕊️
My great aunt mowed her own lawn until she moved to a retirement home in her 80’s. She rolled her riding mower over on herself one day, got back up and kept mowing.
The name Daddy means love and respect. I called my father Daddy all my life until he had passed away at 83yrs. People would look at us with their eyes crossed like why is this grown ass adult calling their Dad "Daddy". I'd look back at them with the look and body gesture saying "What...What" Beebopin at them. Thank you for sharing.
What else would someone call their father?
I also called my dad daddy just because we got older he was and always will be MY DADDY miss you daddy love ❤️ you 😘
Huh? What is strange about that? We in the Caribbean don't even think about it.
I don't have a good relationship with my father and it feels weird calling him dad/daddy. It feels disingenuous
My daughter is 43 and she still calls my husband Daddy. I called MINE Daddy till the day he died, and I still reference him that way whenever I talk about him.
Holy slit, that's actually so smart and ingenious!
“He gone” 😂 mans got business to attend to. Watch that mower boy! 😅😅
How i make crop circles 😂