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Hopefully

Extending my sleeves past my frozen fingers,

it is -3 and handles of anything

get extremely bitter this time of year.

I fork in splinters of silage

#235 pokes her head out through the feeder.

I have plans for you Missy Moo —

well: our progeny.

 

Provided you’re in calf;

provided you stay in calf;

provided you calf down successfully;

provided it lives long enough to be killed.

If not, I’ll probably sell you

and buy an in-calf heifer instead.

No pressure.

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Dec 22, 2010
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