I've decided to take a walk to explore the world around me. If you'd like to come along, I'll share my thoughts with you on what I've found on this journey.
Friday, December 5, 2008
How to Milk A Cow
This video is for all of you "city folk" who read my blog!
How do you milk a cow? You go to the grocery store, open the cooler, and pull out a jug. Then you put it in the cart and walk up to the check-out clerk to pay for it. Easy! Sheesh!
Oh, THAT was rich! Whole Milk not skim! Talk about your C-A-L-C-I-U-M!! YeeeeHawwwww!
This city gal thought that was hilarious!
Parker has cows in front of his school. That's as close as country as this family has ever been. YET! Oh, well... not to mention the deer all over the yard. But, we can't eat them for dinner otherwise we'll get arrested.
Steve: Well since you asked. I grew up in Ohio. I have 2 uncles who own lots O' land and both have barns on them (gasp). One has goats. The other has horses. You don't milk horses, but you can milk goats if you are so inclined. I grew up smelling manure in the mornings and skunks at night. My dad and uncles and brothers have killed more deer than I can count and I've seen my fair share of bloody carcasses hanging in the garage. I've eaten deer, rabbit, squirrel, and freshly caught trout from Lake Erie.
This "country" girl decided years ago she prefers the city. But you can take the girl out of the country, however you cannot take the country out of the girl. ;)
Heidi...I think you're just about ready to return to your roots! I can see you know, with your two littles ones (and soon a third) knee deep in manure!
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ReplyDeletethat was classic!
How do you milk a cow? You go to the grocery store, open the cooler, and pull out a jug. Then you put it in the cart and walk up to the check-out clerk to pay for it. Easy! Sheesh!
ReplyDeleteMy question is "how do you milk an alligator"??
Heidi
Oh, THAT was rich! Whole Milk not skim! Talk about your C-A-L-C-I-U-M!! YeeeeHawwwww!
ReplyDeleteThis city gal thought that was hilarious!
Parker has cows in front of his school. That's as close as country as this family has ever been. YET! Oh, well... not to mention the deer all over the yard. But, we can't eat them for dinner otherwise we'll get arrested.
Heidi...I would not have expected any other answer from you?
ReplyDeleteHave you ever seen a cow up close and personal? A chicken? Rooster? Ever been to a farm? I don't mean a petting zoo...but a real farm?
Camey...cows in front of his school? I guess that's appropriate for Texas! After all, they would like everyone to go on to college and major in ag!
ReplyDeleteKarma...glad this made your day...
ReplyDeleteHilarious Steve.
ReplyDeleteI can hardly wait to see what you come up with next.
jeraldd...unfortunately, not everything I post is this good!
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting!
Steve: Well since you asked. I grew up in Ohio. I have 2 uncles who own lots O' land and both have barns on them (gasp). One has goats. The other has horses. You don't milk horses, but you can milk goats if you are so inclined. I grew up smelling manure in the mornings and skunks at night. My dad and uncles and brothers have killed more deer than I can count and I've seen my fair share of bloody carcasses hanging in the garage. I've eaten deer, rabbit, squirrel, and freshly caught trout from Lake Erie.
ReplyDeleteThis "country" girl decided years ago she prefers the city. But you can take the girl out of the country, however you cannot take the country out of the girl. ;)
Heidi
Heidi...I think you're just about ready to return to your roots! I can see you know, with your two littles ones (and soon a third) knee deep in manure!
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