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October 26, 2007

Friday Cow Blogging

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It's been grey, or gray, depending on your inclinations, ever since I landed from the sunny skies above the clouds. I haven't been motivated to do much; in fact, could only be bothered to put on my shoes to photograph the cows that had gathered at the fence.

They seem to lack motivation as well. All day long they've just stood around, eating, resting, emitting the occasional moo. They don't seem the least bit interested in doing anything productive, which is not really surprising.

They are cows, after all.

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Cows just have to be, to be productive. Their chewing and digesting is giving them milk, or for other cows: putting meat (yummy) on their bones or breeding the next crop.

Ah, if our life were so simple.

Well, somebody should get out there and whip those slacker cows into shape.

I'll watch.

With the lifestyle of most North Americans, it may be of benefit to us to take a page from the Book of Cow Serenity.

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