I was on my way to students’ house in Cardston when my van overheated. So now I’m stuck out here waiting for a tow truck. I left town at 2:30pm; now 4:20pm; still another 1 hour before the tow truck shows up.
In the mean time, I was kept company by about 4 or 5 dozen cattle. One of them named Dolly (obviously a pet) ate grass from my hand. I would like to have stayed out there, but it’s cold out. Now that I’m sitting in the van, it’s colder in here than out there. How’s that? I could feel their collective heat.
Could this be my winter travel I was hoping could happen? Considering the van now has an issue, this might be it!
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