I leaned upon a fence and watched as three farmers turned rows of dried
grass into squares (bales). The machinery they used was simplistic, yet terribly functional and awe-some. The way the baler fed the grasses into itself, compacted it and finally tied the entire bale with twine before pushing it up into the waiting hands of one of the men to be stacked upon the trailer with the rest was most assuredly impressive. It is something I shall never forget.
Noted things of interest: Jell-o is simply fantastic in all its cartilage-y glory. Jell-o Jiggler Gnomes... they are something to be sung of in children's legends.
Note on being human: Humans more often than not despise one another whether they show it on the surface or keep it to themselves.
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