Your driveway doesn’t have problems like this…

There was a lot more of this on the game camera’s mem card and I tried off and on for 2 days to make a more extensive .gif but my up/download speed has been the worst lately. So we’ll have to settle for this snippet because I’d like to clear the card and turn the camera back on.

I haven’t complained much about the cattle so far this year because so far they really haven’t been any hassle at all. At most they give Torso Boy a reason to vocally yearn for his ancestral Welsh plains from time to time. Even when a herd finally made its way through my yard as captured by the game camera, they didn’t pause to knock a lot of stuff over and slobber over the rest.

But who’s cleaning up my driveway, cattle? Huh? You think this is San Francisco? You do know there’s a pandemic going on, right, and that I shouldn’t have to shovel up other … creatures’ … excrement? Yeah. When I start hawking my lungs up I’m gonna track down each of your calves and cough right in their individual moronically cute little faces.

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6 Responses to Your driveway doesn’t have problems like this…

  1. TK421a says:

    Joel, you’re the only guy I know that would have a third-world problem while living in a first-world country. 🙂

  2. Anonymous says:

    They haven’t harmed the pear tree I hope?

  3. Joel says:

    No, they understand stock fencing. The tree is ringed with it to a sufficient diameter and nothing has ever taken a bite out of it.

  4. Zelda says:

    Instead of coughing in their faces, wouldn’t it be more satisfying to eat them? Lay in a supply of potatoes (boiling and roasting) and onions and mushrooms (fresh or canned) and some roasting ears and you and TB can burp your way to satisfaction.

  5. TK421a says:

    Zelda… 👍

  6. John in Philly says:

    Well, they did keep moooooving along.

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