Well we just got back fromn a week at the
farm/cabin. ie we stayed at the farm while we built
an outhouse for the cabin. A four days and we
still have some work to do, sigh. But I decided to
start the chronicle of our adventure with a Cow Day,
something I mentioned previously that I shamelessly
stole from Roy at The Fenlandwalker Countryside Blog.
"The distant hills call to me.
Their rolling waves seduce my heart.
Oh, how I want to graze in their lush valleys.
Oh, how I want to run down their green slopes.
Alas, I cannot.
Damn the electric fence!
Damn the electric fence!"
Their rolling waves seduce my heart.
Oh, how I want to graze in their lush valleys.
Oh, how I want to run down their green slopes.
Alas, I cannot.
Damn the electric fence!
Damn the electric fence!"
Distant Hills
By Gary Larson
By Gary Larson
( Far Side )
Note cows are black and white.
"I Never saw a Purple Cow,
I never hope to see one;
But I can tell you, anyhow,
I's rather see than be one."
The Purple Cow
Gelett Burgess
A little something for Mother's Day.
And so it begins.
"And blown by all the winds that pass
And wet with all the showers,
She walks among the meadow grass
And eats the meadow flowers. "
And wet with all the showers,
She walks among the meadow grass
And eats the meadow flowers. "
The Cow
Robert Louis Stevenson
6 comments:
This is nice. My family always had cows, and up here in Maine, I rarely see one. Thanks for Cow Day!
Hi Sandy
Your quite welcome.
Guy
Laughing with Cow Day and the idea of being a purple one. Fun!
Thanks Lené
I am glad you got a chuckle.
Guy
Guy, as Roy well knows, I love cows (being somewhat of a farm girl myself!) Lovely pictures and Larson's poem made me smile1 alas, cow or not, I sometimes feel like that myself!
Hi Kathie
With birds everywhere and plants in bloom I have to admit I sit in the office longing to run down the green slopes.
All the best.
Guy
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