Or maybe because when I round a curve in the highway and see someone standing in the road with their dog I do not just blaze by them at 55mph but stop and ask if they need help. And that person then answers "oh no hon, we just got some cows up in the road ahead". So I round the next corner and stop behind all the other cars patiently waiting.
And maybe it is the boonies because this is not an unusual sight here in Emmett. Cows, sheep, or horses - someone is always moving something up and down the highway. Although I must admit the sheep and their dogs are quite an impressive sight to see.



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Hi.
I just wanted to say Hi. I saw your blog link on the Ethiopia list. I too am a single mom with three kids, adopting a fourth from Ethiopia. I adopted my daughter from China in 2006, She is now 4 1/2) and I have two sons, bio...9 and 7.
It is nice to know there are other crazy singles out there!
:) Sandee
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