I spent a couple of days last week working in Colorado. I went to visit the State of Colorado financial department and Arapahoe County. We arrive downtown at the state building about 90 minutes early and noticed a lot of people lining up on the streets, mostly in the sunshine (it was 50 degrees that day). My co-worker, Jerry Anderson (a Burley ID son – born and raised) asked a bystander what was going on. He was told that because it was the first day of the National Western Stock show in Denver they run a herd of cows down through the middle of downtown Denver.
Following the herd was the rodeo queens (America, Colorado, and NW Stock show), a group of antique tractors, various horse drawn wagons (anywhere from 2 to 8 horses), high school bands playing TV western theme songs , and the horse riding teams (all dressed up in their performance costumes). About 30 entries in total. It almost filled the void...
Following the herd was the rodeo queens (America, Colorado, and NW Stock show), a group of antique tractors, various horse drawn wagons (anywhere from 2 to 8 horses), high school bands playing TV western theme songs , and the horse riding teams (all dressed up in their performance costumes). About 30 entries in total. It almost filled the void...
2 comments:
Yay, Mitch. Looking forward to entertaining posts!
what happened to my life as a pun?!!?
you ask your daughter advice and drop it in the garbage like a dirty rag...
i'm disappointed.
but yay you finally got a blog!!
and now you have an outlet for all those puns running through your head!!
welcome sir, to the blogging world.
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