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Worth sharing from a Farmer and his 5 years old Son read below 👇"So my son stood like this for ten minutes. Just... watching. No words. Just that tiny back and his fists in his pockets like he was trying to hold in the whole world.The man on that tractor is his grandpa. And this land? It’s been in our family four generations deep.He wore this shirt because he begged me for it.I’d shown him a post on Tedooo from a Cricut artist who had this design “No farmers. No food. No future.” and he got so quiet. Next thing I know he’s asking if he can use his piggy bank money to buy it. I messaged the seller and told her why he wanted it. She added his name in tiny letters under the collar, no charge. Said her family farms too. My husband calls it our “rainy day crop.” The income helps when tractors break or the hay bales go moldy from a bad storm.But this?This was different.This was my son, five years old, realizing something we don’t even say out loud half the time.That people don’t see us. That they forget where food starts.That sometimes we’re laughed at for having calloused hands or wearing boots to the grocery store.But he sees it. And he’s proud. And I’m proud.And somewhere, between handmade tees and crocheted cows and the dusty backroads of a working farm, we’re raising a kid who knows what matters.I don’t know who needs to hear this, but keep making the things that carry stories.Someone’s watching. And remembering."