How are yall dressing more feminine?

I'm a farm hand, love my job work with cows sheep goats and mud,

I'm wondering how you guys a dress more feminine?

What I usely wear to work is camo work pants ( they were on sale and now I own like 3 pairs) black T-shirt , my hair up in a clip, and heavy-duty work boots

Do you have and robust jewelry suggestions, or a cuter way to put my hair up, or pretty much anything that's cute, I love the girly girl aesthetic, think pink, bows, fluffy skirts, nails

Thanks so much

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u/MasterpieceLeft9850 — 7 days ago
▲ 4 r/cactus

Plant ID I'm pretty sure it's a cactus I've had it about 5 years and want to get another one but I don't know what it is

u/MasterpieceLeft9850 — 13 days ago

How do you be less clumsy and more elegant and gracefully?

I am so clumsy, like insanity clumsy, last couple weeks I've managed to slipped up the stairs, smashed into cupboard, ripped half my finger nail off, sprained my ankle, and dislocated my shoulder, cut my self with a bread knife, scrape myself on a park bench, ripped a huge hole in my jeans, brake my favorite lamp, spill countless things, drop tons of things

So overall I'm a mess of lumps and bruises and cuts, I really do try not to make a mess or hurt myself

I'm 19 years old and still make a mess of everything

So how do I be more elegant or overall not make a mess of everything

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u/MasterpieceLeft9850 — 1 month ago

Based on my animals who am I?

6 dogs

One cat

14 goats

One cow and calf

One guinea pig

30 something chickens( only include the cute baby's)

what do you guys deduct (other then am crazy)?

u/MasterpieceLeft9850 — 2 months ago

This is Clementine, she is 17 months old, I'm have trouble training her, she knows 9 commands reliable, come, heel, off, up, drop it, no , bed, and be nice (stop barking/ growling) go ( free to run),

She knows sit kinda

I'm trying to teach her stay, down (lie down), and fetch, and it's going horribly she just doesn't get it, she just starts getting it and forgot everything the next day i am so out of ideas

u/MasterpieceLeft9850 — 2 months ago
▲ 72 r/poodles

This is Clementine, she is 17 months old, I'm have trouble training her, she knows 10 commands reliable, come, heel, off, up, drop it, no , bed, and be nice (stop barking/ growling) go ( free to run), and still ( stand completely still for grooming)

She knows sit kinda

I'm trying to teach her stay, down (lie down), and fetch, and it's going horribly she just doesn't get it, she just starts getting it and forgot everything the next day me and her trainer are out of ideas

u/MasterpieceLeft9850 — 2 months ago

OK so when I was a kid my family had I bunch of hogs, we'd raise them and then sell them every year. And every once I awhile my brother and I got a little bored. So we'd lasso the hogs and try to ride them. And honestly It was a blast, but one time we took it a little to far... we were digging a round in the barn for something and we found a bunch of cans beer, it was super old, and when we popped a can it stunk. So i was like why not give it to the hogs, so we did, dumped it all out it the mama pig grain, she and all her piglets ate it all up, and they went crazy, running and squealing, and right out of the pen, completely smashed the whole side of the shed, then my whole family comes running out to get the mama pig and the piglets put back, I took us a good hour or so to get them put back. But the next morning when we went to feed them they were just laying around, honestly we thought they were dead, until we went up to them and realized thay were just sleeping, all those hogs must of had the worst hangover ever they were all out for at least two days.

everyone except my brother telling the story about the day the mama pig went crazy and it will stay that way

Moral of the story don't feed hog alcohol they will get drunk and kids are very stupid 🤣🤣🤣

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u/MasterpieceLeft9850 — 2 months ago