You Might be a Country Girl ANSWERS!

So yesterday, I posted across my blog, Twitter, and Facebook this questions:

YOU MIGHT BE A COUNTRY GIRL IF…

in the hopes that you would finish the question for me. My friends, you delivered! Thank you! I cracked up reading and relating to so many of your sentences, though the squirrel stew scared me!! Maybe I haven’t totally gone country yet???

Anyways, here are some highlights:
YOU MIGHT BE A COUNTRY GIRL IF…

Danielle:
you carry bute in your louis vuitton and have hay hooks and wire snippers in your backseat
Casey: Thumbs up, Danielle! This I can relate to this one!

Traci:
All the festivals in your area are named after fruits, vegetables, grain or t*sticles…
Casey: *Long Sigh*… the Mushroom Festival here in my town definitely fits the bill here. Thanks Traci!

Traci:
You carry a roll of toilet paper in the glove box in case you have to stop and go by the road
Casey: Scary that this has become our way of life… true, true!

Shelly:
You are the only one not related to everyone else in your small cow town.

Jennifer:
eat the squirrels that your kid hunted for! They’re in the crockpot as we speak! I know…I know!
Casey: OK Jen, you are WAAAAAYY more country than me! YUCK!

Rachel:
You are spending your Friday night with a bunch of men… teaching THEM Hunter’s Education.

Rachel:
You can catch piglets running around in the barn… in 3 inch heels.
Casey: Somehow I know that this one comes from self-experience. I can just picture you Rach!

Rachel:
You know that there’s more than one way to kill a snake.
Casey: You mean besides bashing him with a shovel or shootin’ him? You gotta tell me this one!

Jenn:
You have to plan your meals a month in advance since you live so far from the grocery store you only get there once every three weeks to a month.
Casey: I feel your pain.

Rachel:
You have a shotgun, rifle, AND a 4wheel drive… LOL

Kelly
…You do a strip tease for your man and hay flies out of your bra.
Casey: thanks for cracking me up!

Debra: country girls also judge a man by the hands of his horse (–:
Casey: Deep.

ratherbsewing: YOU MIGHT BE A COUNTRY GIRL IF… your swing as a child was a huge rope hanging in the hay mow in the barn

ratherbsewing: YOU MIGHT BE A COUNTRY GIRL IF… you’ve ever been chased by a mad chicken after gathering eggs

ratherbsewing: you don’t fall for pick up lines… you fall for pick up trucks.

thesdcowgirl: if you wash jeans with cow dung on them. weekly.
Casey: Daily. Twice a day, in fact…

Cowgirl Living: ….you detest going out in the cold for work in the morning but can’t wait to pile on long johns, wool socks, coveralls, and a stocking cap to go ride when you get home!

Okay so now you see that a lot of people participated, country and city girls alike. I spent all day yesterday thinking about what it means to be a country girl and if living in the country really has anything to do with it or not.

See, a country girl is down to earth. She looks out on the world and finds great joy in the simple things that others might totally overlook. She knows the meaning of hard-work and isn’t afraid of a little dirt under those fingernails. She’s dedicated to her family, her animals, and God (and not necessarily in that order). She knows how to give 150%, and when the work is done, she knows how to have a lot of fun. A country girl is resourceful, let me illustrate this point:

Need I say more?

THANK YOU TO MY COUNTRY GIRLS!! Love ya- Casey