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“Move out of the way.” I gently push my knee into the side of
my huge bullmastiff, Tucker, as I attempt to scoot the ladder
over. The smooth underside of the cowhide on my shoulder
slips, and I grab it just before it falls onto Tuck’s back where
he still bumps against the middle of my bare thigh. Sighing, I
shove against him a little harder, and he finally detaches himself
from me. “Sorry, boy, but I can’t get this ladder steady with
you leaning on me. Go lay down in front of the bar.”I point across the large, main room of the Bryford Barn to the
long, wooden bar. With a quiet whimper, he does as I ask. All
of his one hundred thirty pounds flop onto the floor with a
thud as he lies down. I shake my head with a small smile as
his tail beats a soft rhythm on the wooden planks under him,
blending with “Fool Hearted Memory” by George Strait as it
pumps through the speakers mounted in the corners of the
ceiling.Once the ladder is safely positioned without the possibility of the
horse of a dog knocking it over, I carefully lay the cowhide on
the floor, smooth side up. I rip the paper off the largest
Command Strips that I could find at Walmart and stick them in
all four corners of the soft cow skin in front of me.“Of course our first bride of the season wants cow hides as
part of her decorations,” I mumble under my breath as I stand
up. The other half of the Command Strips in hand, I put my
boot on the bottom rung of the ladder and step up until there’s
only one between me and the top of the ladder. One of the
barn’s unique features is its ridiculously tall ceilings, which are
nice, yet aggravating when a client wants things hung on the
walls and from the ceilings. Specifically cowhides. They’re
awkward as all get out and way too difficult to hang by
yourself, but I’m stuck doing it alone since Dad and the boys
are doing yard work to get the grounds nice looking, and
Sarabeth and Dallas are off doing other things that need to be
completed before Saturday’s wedding.