“You know, people think I’m this wimpy pacifist,” confesses the subject of the classic children’s book about a bull who sits out a bullfight. “But truth is, I could have totally taken out that matador. Just wasn’t feeling it that day.”

“You know, people think I’m this wimpy pacifist,” confesses the subject of the classic children’s book about a bull who sits out a bullfight. “But truth is, I could have totally taken out that matador. Just wasn’t feeling it that day.”

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Can I scritch the furry head if I promise to leave the flowers alone?
Erm, Ferdinand? Sittin’ in that clover is a sure-fire way to get stung by a bee again. Which is what started the whole mess off in the first place 😆.
Beautiful cow, beautiful clover.
Looking at this photo all I can hear in my head is this song.
That takes me back. Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs—and don’t forget the Shamettes!
Hey, there, Little Red Riding Hood
You sure are looking good …
A Highland coe! So cute.
In Scots, it’s a Heilan’ Coo. This fun fact brought to you by Magpie Brains R Us—ooh, shiny!
Such a great photo….and caption. I loved the Story of Ferdinand so much when I was little….it was one of my first books.
And Nuns with Buns, so cool. Dogs on stage at the Opera….why did I never get to see that?