They're what? Lowing. You know - lowing. That's what it says in the Christmas Carol. I always thought they were "a'lowing". I've never understood the use of this word, but these cows, they look like they are doing it.
Hey Petrea - you're always so nice to me! NOT like some of those other Daily Photo Bloggers!! Only joking - they've all been nice (so far - but I'm sure I can manage to offend someone in the very near future.) AND...I've only been daily photoing for a little over a month and already I've fallen behind! It's like eyebrow plucking (for the hairy amongst us) - miss one day and that's it - you're trapped in the forest! Must go and try to hack my way out and then sit around and "low" for a while!
Here's the secret: you don't have to shoot photos every day, you just have to post every day. So when you get a chance to shoot, take lots of photos. Save the good ones, then make sure there's a time each day when you can post.
You know, Letty, your commentary is just as good as the pictures.
ReplyDeleteLowing is an old-fashioned term for mooing, I think. But I like your interpretation. They seem to be lowing around, enjoying themselves.
Hey Petrea - you're always so nice to me!
ReplyDeleteNOT like some of those other Daily Photo Bloggers!!
Only joking - they've all been nice (so far - but I'm sure I can manage to offend someone in the very near future.)
AND...I've only been daily photoing for a little over a month and already I've fallen behind!
It's like eyebrow plucking (for the hairy amongst us) - miss one day and that's it - you're trapped in the forest!
Must go and try to hack my way out and then sit around and "low" for a while!
Here's the secret: you don't have to shoot photos every day, you just have to post every day. So when you get a chance to shoot, take lots of photos. Save the good ones, then make sure there's a time each day when you can post.
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