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RE: Cliché , or classic? Cats, goats, artists, photographers, authors: how do we avoid clichés...and should we?
Your children are clearly too young to truly appreciate a good cow painting. That, or they have been spared the scourge of hipster-dom which would render the cow acceptable, but only with a huge dollop of irony all over it. I would absolutely love to hang it on my wall, personally!
I love that your son thought of you when he saw the goats, and that you thought of me! That's what my goats do all day: eat the stuff nobody wants around.
There is such a thing as a bad cliche, but sometimes things attain that status for a reason, and we can sit back and accept them without guilt or shame. And absolutely keep the rocking chair! Especially if it's haunted.
A cow with a dollop of irony all over it - #loveit!
Facebook does attract different responses to the same photo. Author Mark Ayling with the "haunted" rocker, and novelist Charles Barouch with this:
Because on Facebook, I captioned the photo "Might have to sell the cow and the rocker"
"Jack gets himself into a humongous heap of trouble when he trades his cow for magic beans that wind up growing a huge beanstalk" - https://learnwithhomer.com/.../story/jack-and-the-beanstalk/
Who is Charles Barouch?
I've reviewed two of his books here:
Teleport Me: "Adjacent Fields" by Charles Barouch
Who is Mark Anthony Ayling?