Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Don’t Squat With Your Spurs On: A Cowboy’s Guide to Life by Texas Bix Bender


Always drink upstream from the herd.
Remember, even a kick in the caboose is a step forward.
Coolness and a steady nerve will always beat simple quickness. Take yer time and you’ll only need to pull the trigger once.
A book of homily, with the above being a good example.
One quote per page makes this fly fast.
Jovial but non-essential.
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