I went to college in Arizona in the 1960's before coming back East and I sure do miss seeing cowboys strolling down the street now.
Fortunately we have our own cowboys in the family that have a ranch in Wyoming so when I go into withdrawal I can just check in on their Facebook pages and get a "fix"
When you stop by the ranch out in Wyoming their is one little downside because thos cowboys may be entertaining but they also put you to work!
Just be prepared to feed the hens and grab the eggs quickly, feed the horses and clean up after them, and don't forget to make sure that there's enough fuel in the tractor because tomorrow your going to need to plow the east 48!
Yee Haa!!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Guess that means you like him, Flora.
DeleteWellll, let's just mosey on down to the barn to check out the cowboy! ;)
ReplyDeleteGot your spurs on?
DeleteWorks for me, that happens to be the ring tone for my girlfriend too! He could put his boots under my bed.
ReplyDeleteDianna, he could even keep his boots on ;-)
DeleteYes, ma'am! That's one fine looking ride! LOL
ReplyDeleteNice choice, Buffie. :-)
Hehehe. I thought so.
DeleteHey, what happens in the barn, stays in the barn. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh YES!!!!!
DeleteWOW!!
ReplyDeleteYou likey?
DeleteI went to college in Arizona in the 1960's before coming back East and I sure do miss seeing cowboys strolling down the street now.
ReplyDeleteFortunately we have our own cowboys in the family that have a ranch in Wyoming so when I go into withdrawal I can just check in on their Facebook pages and get a "fix"
I may need directions to that ranch. ;-)
DeleteBuffie -
ReplyDeleteWhen you stop by the ranch out in Wyoming their is one little downside because thos cowboys may be entertaining but they also put you to work!
Just be prepared to feed the hens and grab the eggs quickly, feed the horses and clean up after them, and don't forget to make sure that there's enough fuel in the tractor because tomorrow your going to need to plow the east 48!