It was eleven thirty when the cow walked into my house.
Wednesday, April 27th, 2005I had only seen cows through moving car windows or behind gates. I never had one walk into my bedroom.
The cow stared at me. Her nose huffed and puffed. This wasn’t one of those pretty black & white New Zealand cows, no. These were local, skinny and stringy. Her skin was brown and her udders were coated with random strands of hair that looked like afro-curled pubic hair.
I could’ve sworn I saw milk dripping from it.
The cow stepped closer to the bed. I lay perfectly still except for my intensely beating heart as my mind wondered: What the fuck is a cow doing in my bedroom? What time is it? Who’s cow is this? What’s its agenda?
Before the cow could answer my questions, it’s head blew up. Standing at the doorway was a rugged man in his late forties sporting a double barrel shotgun and Nike Air Force One’s.
“You can’t hide from me,” the man sighed, “that’ll teach you to eat my children.”
A moment later two midgets dressed in bondage gear walked in and started dragging the cow carcass out.
“Will we be feasting tonight, boss?” asked the one in buttless chaps.
“No, spanky,” the man replied, “this one’s personal.”
And with that, they left.