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It gets boring on the ranch for us cows. Bert, a Herford-Angus from the North pasture, a real kidder, wanted to give us cows something to look forward to.
We've been working hard over the past year, in all kinds of weather. If you were watching us on video right now, you'd see how nervous we are.
Welcome to the First Annual Winklebean Ranch Rockettes!
(applause)
June Freaking Cleaver
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CJ is a sport!
Anyone whose read his blogs know that CJ is unique.
He loves words.
He loves plants.
He loves animals.
He loves people.
Like the brown specimen in this picture, CJ has surveyed his fellows and determined, "Biologically speaking, I believe I'm a sport!"
And we, his readers, are glad.
Here's to CJ!
My life is enriched, because you are in it!
(Here's some help from Dictionary.com -- Sport: Biology. an organism or part that shows an unusual or singular deviation from the normal or parent type; mutation
Charles Wallace, a main character in A Wrinkle in Time was called a sport. Now that's keeping good company!)
They usually don't pay attention at all. They're usually far away and never notice my presence. But today as I moved along the grass I caught their eyes. Slowly each one gathered closer and closer, watching my every move with curiosity and almost wonder. How amazing could I be? I'm just a normal human being. What could I be doing that causes such content interest? I sit down on a rock then and watch them back, unfolding my napkin and sandwich. They're lined up perfectly before me. Immovable. Seems they're almost afraid to look away. Then the one in the center turns to her neighbor and I swear I hear her say the words:
"Do you think she's going to share or should we go on to plan B?"
Do they know I've got roast beef in my sandwiches?
It gets boring on the ranch for us cows. Bert, a Herford-Angus from the North pasture, a real kidder, wanted to give us cows something to look forward to.
We've been working hard over the past year, in all kinds of weather. If you were watching us on video right now, you'd see how nervous we are.
Welcome to the First Annual Winklebean Ranch Rockettes!
(applause)
Can you see inside?
Are they opening the store?
I want my SIMS 3!!
I just LOVE this photo! They just look so sweet! The 5th one down is caught talking in class!
Thanks so much for selecting my entry...all them were good, I can't imagine picking one...and never figured it would be mine!
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