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Apr
27
Every cow carries the entire history of civilization / around all day in its mouth. It tastes like grass.
from poet Robert Moore’s book, “The Golden Book of Bovanites”.
picture taken from just inside my front door. apparently there’s a break in the fence somewhere . . .
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Whoa – and we get excited if we see a rabbit!
hey julie, i’ll admit to being less than excited when she ran right through my newly-transplanted flowers . . .
What a great quote from Robert Moore. It is an attempt to make charming the cow …. in my mind the cow is not so charming but I have to say this one has a sweet face.
jacque, you see clearly and make me laugh right out loud. “an attempt to make charming the cow”. it’s so what we do around here. it’s so what we do . . .