Cowboy Idioms นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Standing on the poles, the cowboys would climb on the bulls' backs and shout ‘Open’. We watched as the cowboys tried to stay on the bulls. We were shouting and clapping. We both had our favorite. “No, stay, No..No” I was shouting at one that almost made it. Candice and I laughed and then turned our attention to the next cowboy. There were different types of things they did and we enjoyed them all. Enjoying the relaxed time. Enjoyed my friend that I never really had because of not staying too long in one place. Everywhere there were people walking and couples sitting whispering something in each other’s ears. Why is it that everyone has someone they “love”. The guy that holds the girl tightly

“Come on girls, we got a bunch of cowmen to bake for.” “Cowmen?” Willow asked, giggling. “What are those?” “Uh, Cowboys with gray hair.” The girls giggled again and Milli played offended. “WWwwwhaaaat??? Hasn’t political correctness made it across the Rockies? A person isn’t supposed to call anyone over twenty-one years old, a boy.” Milli answered as she mixed dry ingredients. “Therefore, they are Cowmen, or I guess Bullmen if they have herds of boy cows.” She knew she sounded ridiculous, but both Gracie and Willow laughed harder.

"Because of all the cowboys in the West, you're bound to run into the one who doesn't wear a shirt or a belt!" Bianca bursts out laughing as she nods her head approvingly. "And what will you say to your cowboy?" I ask before putting on my heaviest French accent to speak English: "Ello, dou you nid euh niou kaou for your heuuuurd?" (Hello, do you need a new cow for your herd?) Bianca puts a hand against her heart with a look of mock shock. "Oh la la. You could have said a mare!" "For him to ride you?" I reply sarcastically.