On
a farm, cows are not pets in any way shape or form. Oh sure, when they
are calves, they are sweet, fun to stroke. But just you wait, things
change.
This poem is from "On the Bright Side" Bright side, good thoughts.
All I ever needed to know I learned from a cow.
If it’s good, milk it for all its worth
Successful people are moo-vers and shakers
Don’t just be one of the herd.
The cream always rises to the top
Don’t stoop to a barnyard mentality
Don’t be bossy
It’s better to have milked and churned than to have never milked at all.
If you need to get somewhere, hoof it.
Some days can e udder frustration
If you’re feeling low, moo yourself a little song
Chew your food 50 times before swallowing.
Don’t let others corral you.
Munch hay while the sun shines.
He who lives with the herd learns to watch his step
Following your heart will always steer you in the right direction.
Party till the cows come home!
Live for-heifer young
Here a moo, there a moo, everywhere is moo moo
Author Unknown
Jackson Laux: tractor wizard; farmers of all ages love to meet him and talk tractors.
There are so many tractor and jazz videos. Who knew? Cows love jazz.
Being a farm girl gives me a different perspective than most bloggers.While other teenage farm girls had activities outside the farm work. I think they had color TVs and A/C.