Walking the Cow After Midnight
Posted by Doug in Music, Travel at 12:21 pm It’s hard to be a cowboy in New York City. The problem as I see, in a singularly important way, is that you got to be careful not to get the heel of your boot stuck somewhere but I mean good, when there’s a train or what have you coming along. It’s a dangerous thing, but it’s a dangerous city, and lots of people wear shoes with heels here. But I don’t necessarily want to imply that we’re all in this mess together, because I for one am not in this together with anyone. Not in this city. I come here to make a go at putting a new product out on the market, and once it’s out, I’m done, and going back home.
I did get to book one of those boutique hotels, and New York has a good sense of class, and if you want to talk about hospitality, I never seen the likes of it ever before. I wake up feeling like a million bucks, and usually I wake up feeling like I’ve been stomped on all night by a fat bull on trucker speed. This is an irregular experience for sure, and one I would likely repeat, if this was all I had to do while I was here. But there’s more work to be done. I love Patsy Cline, see, and she had perfect pitch.
Now my partner and I have some ideas on what people want in the world, and for kids, a good ear is essential in developing a musical sense. We have to instate these things when they’re young and impressionable, so they can thrive in the world as they grow. Patsy Cline had a secret, of course. Her perfect pitch came about from eating beef, and her support of the cattle industry caused a wave of what can only be called grace, on the part of the cows who wanted to be eaten, to send her the gift of song. And as long as I’m here, I’m convincing people left and right that the cattle industry is not just a good idea, it’s come from divine providence.
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