The Greening of Ohio.
Farmers talk about the weather. I don’t know many other farmers, so I’ll tell you. It was cold and then it was really warm and rainy and thunderstorm-like. And now it’s cold and really windy.
Two days of 65+ degree weather and Ohio changed her clothes. Someone whispered in her ear: green is the new brown. And despite the snow today, everyone knows it. The birds are talking, the frogs are serenading, the flowers are bulbing, the skunk cabbage is stinking, the fake ladybugs are multituding, and the cows. The cow council (hereafter referred to simply as the herd) decided to send one calf out into the world to see if the situation is prime for being alive. Preliminary reports are leaning towards yes.
Two days of 65+ degree weather and Ohio changed her clothes. Someone whispered in her ear: green is the new brown. And despite the snow today, everyone knows it. The birds are talking, the frogs are serenading, the flowers are bulbing, the skunk cabbage is stinking, the fake ladybugs are multituding, and the cows. The cow council (hereafter referred to simply as the herd) decided to send one calf out into the world to see if the situation is prime for being alive. Preliminary reports are leaning towards yes.
posted by Lord of the Barnyard at 3:35 PM
3 Comments:
AAAWWWWWWW IT'S LIKE SO CUUUUTTE!!!!!!!1!!!
as of this evening two calves have fought their way out of their warm nutrient bath. a third is expected by morning.
say it with me "no breech, no breech, no breech." and no twins.
as of this afternoon the third came. the one that was supposed to be third disappeared into the ether.
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