I wish I'd have known, you could have done mine at the same time
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I wish I'd have known, you could have done mine at the same time
I'm going to make an exception....you're on, TOO!
Found it. Mountain Devils, get one of these suckers in your foot and you remember to keep an eye out for them.
Please, "pull my branch".....
Yup
You're fired my ex ami
Pervert
Looks sort of demonic and devilish.
As long as you weren't out having fun it's ok.
I was 20. I had some experience on farms, but none with cattle or, in this case, dairy cattle. My first task was to clean out 20 or 30 calf pens. They were covered, it turns out, with about 18 inches of compressed manure. It was like busting up particle board to get started. I also did not know that some of the stalls were still occupied. At one point, when I had been working really hard all morning, I removed my gloves, leaned on the fence of the pen and draped my hands over the sides. Suddenly, something grabbed my hand and started sucking on my fingers. Scared the daylights out of me. Then I saw this cute little calf that was apparently udderly confused.
That about sums up my marriage and the ex.
Not much chance of that.
On top of everything else, I've been waking up in agony from my back. It seems like the universe conspires to keep me from sleeping. The reality is that it is just ordinary life and one of the myriad of problems that we variously must deal with on the journey.
Born and rised on a dairy farm, 80 to 100 cows, my before school chore was clean out the cow sheds, it paid pocket money.
Goodnight
Since O2 is a waste gas in the process, that is probably a fairly accurate comparison. Trees just aren't noisy about it and, in this instance, we are pleased with the result. Silent but healthy.
Considering the odor that was released when getting passed that top layer, it should have included a respirator and a hazardous duty bump in pay.
You are always so thoughtful.....
Dan, you are so kind.....STOP IT! Don't be nice to yourself,man......Get on the war path and be angry and miserable like the rest of us...!
I've done that. I've seen others do it too. In fact, it is the example of others that has been the most memorable and informative in impressing me with the futility of blind anger.
I prefer how trees do it and stand fast in wind, rain, sun and snow. Never bothered by those things and ever being the best trees they can be.
Why don't we have a tree like that?