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| From Delores @ Thefeatherednest |
When Pa brought Ol’ Lightnin’ home, Wilbur threw on the saddle on its back, cinched it up, and leaped onto the horse. Giddeeup! He had shouted, and the horse took off.
The first minutes of full-on galloping were beyond Wilbur’s expectations. This is like flying!
In the next few minutes, Wilbur became concerned. This isn’t what I expected.
Then he thought, Oh, dear Lord! Make this horse stop!
Finally, when the horse had run around the pasture, it came to a full stop. The incredible pain in his gonads had Wilbur frozen in agony.
Pa took a picture, chuckled, and walked away.

LOL that is why I forgo horse riding haha
ReplyDeleteThe young man on that horse would have gotten a real chuckle out of your story.
ReplyDeleteHe would be an old man, hopefully with many children.
DeleteNope...only one....me.
DeleteHahahahhahhahha! Good one! The very reason my husband and sons have only ridden once each. They are much more fond of their 'nads than of horses.
ReplyDeleteI do not know how 'cowboys' managed that problem. Anyone out there know?
DeleteA great take on a wonderful photo. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteDelores must have a treasure trove of photos!
DeleteHa ha! This is funny :) That would be a good reason for the expression on his face
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