Whenever I get my hair done, I always try to plan so it’s just before I have to be somewhere. Like when I know I have a night out on the town, or a wedding to attend, a dinner or family function, I deliberately book my routine cut and style to be just before I have to make an appearance. It’s hitting two birds with one stone, really. I get my hair maintenance done just before I have to show face and don’t have to worry about it myself. Plus, I always feel like a million bucks when I walk out of the salon. It’s a good feeling when someone else does a fabulous job of making you look good!
I kind of feel like this beautiful horse, Koning the Friesan, when I’m done my appointment. I strut out of the salon, my mane flowing in the wind as I “gallop” off to my event!
Ok, so I’m not a horse, but it’s that look-at-me attitude I’m talking about! This hilarious horse definitely woke up on the right side of his stable because he is fabulous and confident. Upon meeting the neighbor’s herd of curious cows, just on the other side of the fence, Koning is gallivanting and frolicking around in a circle, causing quite the stir. The unassuming cows were just hanging around feeding until Koning emerged and each one of them looked up.
Notice how some of the cows a little farther in the pasture come running towards the fence at the sight of the horse making his rounds. Koning is drawing an audience! This stunning horse has all eyes on him. He’s tall, dark and handsome, wearing a thin, white jacket and parading around in it like he owns the place. He is elegant and loving the attention.
At one point, he approaches the cows to get a better look but inadvertently scares them away. They spread apart, but then slowly edge closer, not ready to tear their eyes away from this majestic beast. He even gets up close and personal to one of his adoring fans, their faces close enough to smell each other, but then he quickly loses interest and goes back to trotting around!
This video just simply shows two different animals mingling together, it’s simple and sweet.
Click below to watch this beautiful horse entertain a group of adoring cows!
