HUGE THANKS to The WRANGLER Horse and Rodeo News for their permission to re-post this column originally written for their publication.
Hi. I’m Kayce
Lassiter, and I’m tickled as a coyote in the hen house to be here, where we’ll
examine the questions that are burning a hole in your heart. We’ve all had our
hearts soar with love, only to crash to the ground in a burning pile of rubble
when something went wonky. Join me for my
advice to the love-torn.
Mares: My boyfriend
complains that I spend more time with my horse than with him. What can I do to make him happy?
I’m torn. Does your
man have a valid point? If you are spending more time with your horse, I gotta ask
why. I love horses, but they’re not my first choice to keep me warm on a cold
winter night. Girlie, you know how to fix this.
When you get the evil eye that says, “I’m feeling neglected,” you just
take his hand and lead him up the stairs.
Men are not that complicated. A little country lovin’ fixes most anything. Dinner’s late or cold? Lovin’ fixes that. You flirted a little too much with the waiter
at dinner? Love him up. Your mother’s coming for a month? Honey, I’m not a miracle worker. Nuthin’
fixes that. You just gotta power through it.
On the flip-side…if you
prefer a horse over your man, it’s time to put that bronc up wet. You don’t
love him. Move on. Get yourself a real cowboy—one with a horse of his own—‘cuz
a real cowboy is never threatened by
a horse. Just sayin…
Studs: I have my eye
on a gal who won’t give me the time of day. How do I get her attention?
Seriously? Are you a
stud or a dud? It ain’t rocket science. If you like her, tell her. Walk up to
her in a clean shirt and smellin’ good (maybe with a nice, unwilted flower that
you didn’t steal from her flower bed) and say, “Hey, filly, wanna get rowdy?”
Okay, don’t do that…she’ll crush that flower against your forehead like a
smoked cigarette. If you approach her with confidence and a sweet compliment,
your chances will soar—unless you say something stupid about how her eyes or
her loins remind you of your horse! So, come up with something nice to say, and
just do it. Waitin’ gets you nuthin’…which is exactly what you’ve already got. Like
gets like, and brass gets brass. If you want the brass ring, you gotta grow a
set of brass ones. On the flip-side…if
you can’t man-up enough for the direct approach, go for the desperate friend
(remember, like gets like), or get used to keeping Playboy magazines in the
bathroom. Again, not rocket science.
That’s my story,
loving and looney, and I’m stickin’ to it.
Hang on tight now, ‘cuz we’re gonna go real, real fast!
Love ya,
Kayce
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Love it!!!! I loved Dear Abbey columns, but I love these more! SERK :)
ReplyDeleteLOL Let's hope everyone does.
ReplyDeleteThe absolutely perfect column for you, Kayce. What fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amanda, for sticking your head in. I'm finding the column loads of fun.
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