I Can't Stand It No Moo!

If there are any new readers to this blog, a little explanation for you. Although the title is Galloping Grace Youth Ranch, I post pictures and stories from our family cattle ranch from time to time. It probably doesn't make sense, but I'm hoping that's OK.

Someone went off and had heart surgery and now thinks he can steal my one area of importance to the ranch--my identity, if you will! Just look at him getting down and dirty in order to get great shots! The nerve! I think Grant was a fan. I'll try and post some of his winners tomorrow so you can see what I am being forced to contend with.

Max also took these shots of poor cows with cactus stuck on their faces.
I'll have to make sure I include these images in my book Why I Would Hate Being a Cow!
So far, it is quite extensive!
Just the thought that they lack thumbs and now must walk around with prickly items stuck to their faces. I know there are plenty of people out there who eat cactus, but to chew on the thorny parts?! Most definitely not my cup of tea.
Thank you God for making me a human! I'm sure you knew the other cows would not be able to put up with my whining and complaining and lack of ability to put up with cold weather conditions.
I think I'll head off and brush my teeth now...just because I can.

(Matt S., you sweet saddle gifter, you--Happy Birthday!! ) :)