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Author: Krista Fiasco

Cowboys at Work

September 7, 2010August 28, 2015 Krista Fiasco

The alarm sounds at 4am. In a dimly lighted barn the horses are fed and saddled, the stalls cleaned, all before the light of day, all before the real work can begin. The mornings may be routine, but the rest of the day is far from it.

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