
I spent so much time in them I claimed them for my own. If you remember, I discovered them by accident and walked in them.

Sat in them.

Laid on the ground among them and rolled around.


Back to the other night. I zipped down the road with my eyes peeled and spotted lots of green foliage as I neared the place where I usually pull off the road. I started smiling, but the closer I got the less I smiled. Could it be? Surely not. I couldn't believe my eyes. I knew it to be so, but I didn't want to believe it. I got out of the truck and took a closer look just to be sure. What did I find? Corn! Rows and rows of stinkin' corn. Seriously? Corn??!!!! I looked around for someone to yell at, came up empty and hauled myself back into the truck. I drove several yards to the next field, hoping for something better. Nope. Not there. More dadgum corn. I even tried another field in the refuge that had nothing planted in it last year in the hopes that maybe they rotated their crops. More stinkin' corn. I drove home without even turning on the radio.
I can't believe it. I haven't been this disappointed since 1981 when mama wouldn't let me go to the Joan Jett concert because it was a school night. If I were a conservative I'd blame the liberal media. If I were a liberal I'd blame the Tea Party. As it is, I'll just sulk. If anyone needs me I'll be on the chaise with a lily on my chest.
Corn! Really???
5 comments:
What about the doves that want sunflower seeds? Did anyone discuss this with them? HOW RUDE
How sad...Sunflowers are such a happy plant to feast your eyes and camera on. Keep looking maybe you will find some.
I'd like to say it could be worse, but honestly, I don't know how it could be.
I'm with you. Corn? Really?
Yep, mine too. I was sad to learn that they planted soy bean this year instead of the sunflowers. I think they alternate years for some reason. Perhaps it has to do with the soil or something.
Hula,
You'll just have to make a trip West about this time some summer. Eastern CO farmers plant miles of them. (It's probably the only thing that will grow out there.) Or, a trip to Tuscany--fields and fields of gorgeous sunflowers!
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