Friday, March 26, 2021

Conversations With Faith

 


Me: Faith, guess what I just read in the Washington Post.

Faith: Too much stuff in there for me to guess.

Me: There's a farm where people can come and hug cows.

Faith: What??!!!


Me: It's true, one woman was very sad, then she hugged a cow and afterwards she felt much better.

Faith: But cows are so big, how can you possibly hug them? And they have horns too. When our neighbor's cows come over here (where they have no business being) I would not want to get up close. 

Me: These cows didn't have horns. And you hug them around their necks. And one woman lied down with a cow and hugged it that way.

Faith: I hate to say it, but sometimes people do the dumbest things.

Me: Guess how much it costs to get to hug a cow.

Faith: It wouldn't be worth it, but I would guess $10.00.

Me: No, $75.00.

Faith: Dumb is as dumb does. 

Me: Now you sound like Forest Gump.

Faith: Who?

Me: Never mind.









17 comments:

  1. Hello,
    I would be afraid to hug a cow, just give me a dog to hug. I do think I could find many ways to spend $75, it seems kind of a high price to me. Take care, enjoy your day!

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  2. I have hugged a cow and also kissed several of them in that big beautiful spot between their eyes, also kissed a donkey... i would not pay 75 to hug a cow but might pay the 10.00. most people do not want people hugging there cows or horses, i have been told that my owners of them... maybe they need money... and i am thinking if a person had never seen or touched a cow it might be worth the 75
    Faith you are sooooooooo very Beautiful... I would pay 75 to hug you

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  3. Cows are lovely and warm, maybe that's part of it. A little bit pricey though.

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  4. Clever way to make money during Covid but that is a bit much price wise. Just think, you could pimp out Faith and Samson. Hum--wonder what Callie could bring in? Pretty sure she would do it for free.

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  5. Hi Inger - explaining Forrest Gump to Faith would be a major challenge! I have to say I think that's a great idea ... and I'm sure many would pay $75 for an afternoon of cow cuddling - if the cow could stand it. But I'd rather pay $75 to the Donkey sanctuary for a cuddle with Faith ... stay safe and enjoy Faith and Samson ... Hilary

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  6. Hahaha, this is a cute conversation. I was waiting to read that Faith was offering to be hugged for $25., lol...

    I agree with faith, people do the dumbest things. $75. is a bit much. Love should cost nothing...
    When we had our milking herd, one cow would come to me when I was standing at the sink preparing the milk for the calves and she wanted to be hugged. Not all cows like to be hugged, but this one I had raised from birth, took a liking to me.

    I'm a hugger,
    Hugs, Julia

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  7. I bottlefed dairy calves for one semester. They are precious animals. That's when I went vegetarian.

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  8. Faith, don't try and fathom out the hugging or the cost, too pricey for sure, just keep your Mum happy and give her lots of hugs in return.

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  9. Yeah, I can think of a lot better things to spend $75 on!

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  10. I do think this is pretty dumb. But I have to hand it to these people, they found a unique way to make some extra money!

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  11. I've never hugged a cow but have had one lick my hand. :) And I didn't have to pay a cent! :)

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  12. Whatever next!
    I think I will be giving this a miss!

    All the best Jan

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  13. Goat Yoga was a hit, who knows, hugging a cow may be the next big thing.

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  14. This is wonderful! Thanks for the laugh.

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  15. LOLOL! I absolutely LOVE your conversations with Faith. XOXO
    and I would love to hug a cow too!

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  16. HHAHAH ..i love it when you talk dog talk...this was great.

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Thanks for leaving a comment.. ~~ Inger

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