But sometimes after supper i sure like to sit on the porch swing, get me a chew of Red Man, and just watch the cows ease around in the pasture. Hard to beat small town living.

Yep. Watchin cows in the evening cures a lot of things.

So does a good chew

I do too..no cows to watch from porch but I work wt em everyday n need a break! I'd enjoy it a lil more if my wife wouldn't come complain about nothing to do in this town while sitting on porch ...after 12 years I've learned to hear what I want 🤣

I miss those days of country living.

After supper I like to sit on the porch and listen to the Whippoorwills calling. There's 3 or 4 of them around here most nights. After a little while, between that and Bentley, our Yellow Lab, laying at my feet, it's hard to feel stressed.

Pervert. I just look at porn.

I just watch the river roll on bye.

Same here hurricane.. I live in the middle of a city but the back porch view of the Congaree and the downtown skyline does help relieve a bit of stress.. also doesn’t hurt to walk down and catch a smallmouth or two when I want to. Hope to be living the country lifestyle in the not too distant future if all things workout.

Sounds great. Enjoy it. 👍👍

We usually end up on the porch watching the chickens and ducks chase bugs before going to roost.

This time of year I don't sit on the porch. Too damn miserable hot.

Yup, I cut grass yesterday afternoon, died twice before finishing it.

When u work in it all day, it’s right cool about dusk. But I can understand how tuff it can get pushing that broom in the AC...

We all know, about 2:00 pm on a July day, you wish you was me! 😆

i got some cows, calfs, a couple of bra-ma bulls, some mustangs and colts i can watch from my front porch, while being serenaded by some bob whites. I just wish my front porch was covered. But your right its very enjoyable in the evenings when the sun is setting past the pasture, its absolutely beautiful. I would hate to live in the city.

Most evenings the wife and I sit on the porch to read the paper and watch the wildlife and the sunset. It gets up to the mid-80's in the afternoon, but by dark I usually need a fleece jacket. With our low humidity summers, the temp really drops off after the sun sets behind the mountains. This morning it was 53 at 5:30. Sitting on the porch lets us keep up with the blacktails--which ones have fawns, how the antlers are growing. If I have any meat scraps I put them out and get to watch the foxes gather mouthfuls to carry back to the pups in the den down the ravine. A couple of evenings ago, I had put out some meat, but the crows got it before the foxes arrived. The male fox sniffed around where the meat had been, then walked a ways toward the porch, stared straight at us and barked at us three times.

I miss it too but you know what i dont miss one bit? The drive home from work and the drive to work.

I moved to the edge of town so i dont have to spend most of my time commuting to and from work. Its cheaper for me to live in town than spending my time and gas on driving out to the country.