Speaker: Oh yes, we had a garden with carrots and parsnips and cabbage. But no, we didn't have turnips every day (laughs). ... but ah we eat pretty well at th-- those what they called the thirties, there wasn't very much money. Nobody'd money. And most things were made at home. Garden. We killed our own meat.

So the first three nurses pretty well stayed about a year each and then there was some that would stay two and sometimes there'd be three.

And- and we got permission from the sons to put the pictures in and to put titles on. I wrote the titles for pretty well- that- there she is, yes.

Well he was old. ... He couldn't ah keep it up. But he h-- always kept one cow pretty well you-know to the last- but he never milked it.

Well I played in the Sunday school in kindergarten. I never got out of kindergarten. Ah, all the- pretty well all the time my kids were going and now we don't even have a kindergarten- or a Sunday school. No kids go, just old people like me (laughs).

It- it leaks now terribly. But it was a- our neighbour told my son that it was the first barn built ah, here ah, that had a steel roof on it.... And it's pretty well the original roof I-think (laughs). So it was built about nineteen-hundred.

And at midnight they would have a big meal at midnight. ... there would be sandwiches and all the sweets you would want, pickles. Every meal in the county pretty well- the old timers had pickles at every meal. You always had a pickle with meal.

Speaker: Well (inc) just a very special friend but she loves to hear- ... Her people are pretty well all gone, so- ... She loves to come listen to us old people, eh?

There was an orange lodge here, there was one in West-Guilford, there was one in Canarvon and there was one- pretty well in every area, there was an orange lodge.

I worked in construction. All my life, pretty well. I run a crane and-stuff-like-that.

They found her, she was out in the grain-field, she'd followed the binder wheel around and Johnny-Calendar found her. She laying dead. She'd pretty well bloated up.

They lived down the road and George was like a member of our family you-know. He's- he's same age as Lyle. And he was there all the time, he lived there pretty well. We'd go set the table, you-know we'd always set a ta-- place for George too. But ah, we had this bull in the barnyard. B-- in the barn. Big Herford bull.

We cut off a pile of- and then I come home, I hadn't been home all winter, stayed at McBride's pretty well. And then I come home the first of March. And the second day of March it snowed four feet.

Every year we- we'd (inc) deer, and in fact most of the time I shot i-- well I didn't shoot them but the guy I hunted with, he didn't keep his, so we always had two of them pretty well for the winter, which was good to- good food and-that.

oAnd then the next time was when we, at the end of the school year, we would start to weed it and hill the potatoes- we didn't grow potatoes, but hill the corn and all-that-stuff. And then that was pretty well it for the year except just pick stuff after that.

The b-- the nurse you-know, the girl that does the checks and-everything 'cause then your- your body- your- no water fluid build up, your eyes are not swollen. If you let that get ahead of you- and I weigh myself pretty well every morning.

So they take the- all the calls and then they just- similar, they pick up a phone and it pages us out through a phone, interconnect at the tower but it's a lot- covers- you can get the page at Kenise now and anywhere you are, pretty well.

Interviewer: Do you remember people still using horses? Speaker: Yes. We had horses- ... On the farm. And the horses ah, pretty well went out in nineteen-fifty-four.

Speaker: There was a lot of children you know, lived in Donald- Interviewer: Is that right? Speaker: Pretty well, there was, ah- let me see, there was ei-- ov-- eigthy-five men worked there and there was about thirty some more ah, children in the village.

Interviewer: And in what kinds of things would go- would you do on the farm? Speaker: Oh gosh. Lila you can jump in there. Speaker 2: Well you just think, think- Speaker: We lived off- we lived off the farm for- Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker: Pretty well.