Tuesday, March 19, 2013

A cowboy's kid...

I was raised to say yes ma’am and no sir.
I did chores and worked hard.
I rode horseback everywhere and lived outside-literally.
I got dirty and muddy and it wasn’t a big deal.
I ate fresh food and helped kill the meat we used through the year.
I didn’t have a backyard-the world was my backyard.
I got hurt, broke bones, was freezing cold, hungry and tired. I lived.
I roped, I wrangled, I watched and I learned.
I didn’t watch TV and play video games, I read books and played outside.
I drove big trucks and hooked up trailers.
I lived in 400 year old cottages, single wide trailers and ranch houses that mostly housed mice.
I respected my elders and listened to what they had to say.
I didn’t go to dances and proms, but I danced to Randy Travis miles from town.
I wasn’t raised on concrete and cartoons.
I didn’t go to the mall to “hangout”.
I loved trapping, not shopping.
I didn’t have a cell. Phones were what dad had for emergencies, not texting.
I prayed with my family before eating.
I prayed at bedtime.

I was raised shooting guns, driving trucks, riding, roping, living outside, learning, working, respecting.
I’m a cowboy’s kid.
And proud of it.






























xoxo

~Adrian 




www.buckaroogirl.com





5 comments:

  1. When did you get around to bleach your hair and paint your nails? (:

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  2. Very good post. If only more your age (and mine too) had this experience. Would be less crime and problems in the world. I was a farmer's kid, wishing I was a rancher's kid.

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  3. OMG!! Loved the pictures!!!!! I couldn't pick a favorite, they were all just awesome!!! :)

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  4. I loved this Adrian, the pictures are so cute too!!!

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