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Tonight Frances came again, said boss was dead drunk, and we fucked in my cabin. Afterwards we went out for a smoke. In the darkness we blended in the night together perfectly. The weather is getting warmer these past two weeks. She told me when all those cacti around our farm blossom in Spring it'll be breathtaking. It's been five months since we moved here and we're still adjusting to the constant lip chapping and itchy skin, but this desert sure has its charm.
We got five new cows today from Estonia, all blonde and fair, the best kind you'll find out there. Supposed to be cheaper and easier to manage, these foreign cows. They all got big bellied already and will be able to start lactating in another month or so. We managed to give the new cows a quick shower and settled them in the barn, and then Dr. Garcia can come check on them first thing tomorrow morning.
With their only clothings taken away those poor things all looked confused and miserable. They'll have to get used to that because our cows never wear clothes. Frances said they're well-broken, and that saved work for us. I say they're a welcomed change from some of our lousy home-born ones, who could never stop bitching and flirting when we milk them; had to give them a hard fuck in the ass to remind them who's running the show here. I hope the new cows get along with the others, 'cause we don't want a nasty brawl between them which is going to cost us extra.
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Boss is into that branding shit again. Asking me and Frances about our opinion on a silly new slogan he came up with, "White Milk, Black Farmed!" He's even talking about bringing in tourists and letting them milk the cows and more. "Think about those sweet Californian money, Ned," were his words. I told him our cows are just for milking, and as for the rest we keep it to ourselves. We're not running a whorehouse here, I told him; the protection along is gonna cost extra money, and we don't want no disease from those big city drug addicts. Sometimes I can't take that old fool seriously. How he married such a cool head like Frances is always going to be a puzzle to me.
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Boss got some more of those Slavic cows today, this time they are unseeded. A little too thin, he said, but once we knock these bitches up they will fatten up in no time. There's one dead gorgeous hazel-eyed wench who's got the look of a Hollywood star; after boss had his fun with her I'll make sure her little mouth get used to the size of my black balls too! Frances likes to be there and watch me bred those cows, said it always made her felt alive again. Boss doesn't care because he thinks I'm still just a boy, and I certainly won't tell him how much his wife loves to put my manhood in her mouth!
Our herd is over fifty now. When we moved here there were only twelve old maids we brought from Georgia. Work on the farm is getting busier, and soon we might need to hire a new hand. Loads of orders are rolling in from Phoenix and Vagas, and some were even coming from California now. Things were great, you don't need a college degree to figure that one out. Lately Francis had been all night writing that advertisement for the farm. I missed having her in my cabin. Maybe boss's new idea will work out somehow, but I can't help feeling the he's making the same mistake again.
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I haven't told the others yet but I'm worried about the new cows from Europe. They don't play in the field with the rest and mostly kept to themselves, always looking a little too skittish. Today when I was checking on the cows I saw them near a rock on the edge of the farm, braiding each other's hair like a group of wood fairies; I wanted to be nice, but when they saw me approaching they scattered away in horror. At times I've caught the home-born cows giving them looks that could kill. Maybe I should tell Frances and see what she could do.
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At last it has happened! Dr. Garcia dropped by this morning to check on one of the new cows. We found her badly hurt last night in the barn, bruised all over, and the other foreign cows were scared. Francis had been trying to teach them easy words but we couldn't get a single clear one from the hurt one. Just stuttering in her own devilish language. Thank heaven there was no miscarriage.