When I started, three kids would be a big training.

Last year, every one of our [high school] seniors went on to college.

We don't have very many foster parents.

You've had to stay. You've had to stay to watch what went on because we'd seen kids coming across the yard over there picking up things in their wake that were maybe of use to them, maybe it was not ours, maybe it was our neighbors that blew down over here. But still, they were picking up things that were not theirs.

Kids have taken it and passed and have moved . . . so the numbers don't always add up.

We had to adjust our milking schedule to make it to the kids' things.