Great photo! Reminds me of a time I was traveling by train on a spring day. Out the window I saw lots of contented cows grazing and doing their usual placid thing. But not the calves. Oh no. They were leaping about the place, high on the joy of being alive. And it made me wonder what happens to cows as they get older.
Sure wish I could jump on all 2 at the same time. I am still getting my balance back, one step at a time. Trying to give up the cane, and went back to Gym for the first time in 4 months, it sure felt good. I love the picture. Good leg turned into bad leg, will never have other knee done, morphine put me to out for 7 days, not knowing where I was at.
Every day when I drive home I pass a house where the owner has a small herd of sheep. I just love spring when the lambs are born and they start gamboling just like that. Kewl stuff.
Great photo! Reminds me of a time I was traveling by train on a spring day. Out the window I saw lots of contented cows grazing and doing their usual placid thing. But not the calves. Oh no. They were leaping about the place, high on the joy of being alive. And it made me wonder what happens to cows as they get older.
ReplyDelete. . . .the same thing that happens to people. . ..don't you think? ;-)
ReplyDeletelike ppl? yeah, they get udder...
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Sweet!
ReplyDeleteSure wish I could jump on all
ReplyDelete2 at the same time. I am still
getting my balance back, one step at a time. Trying to give up the
cane, and went back to Gym for
the first time in 4 months, it
sure felt good. I love the
picture. Good leg turned into
bad leg, will never have other
knee done, morphine put me to
out for 7 days, not knowing
where I was at.
Well, isn't he a happy little thing.
ReplyDeleteWe should all be like that.
Every day when I drive home I pass a house where the owner has a small herd of sheep. I just love spring when the lambs are born and they start gamboling just like that. Kewl stuff.
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