Amy
Chavez grew up next to a cow pasture in Ohio. She can moo with
a mid-western accent. She has an MA in ESL and came to Japan 8 years
ago to teach English. How does she like teaching in Japan? "I
was a little disappointed at first," she says. "Japanese
students don't know how to moo. Most of them have never even heard
a real cow."
Photo
taken on location in New Zealand by H. Ralsten with a Kodak instamatic
disposable camera. Cow-hide courtesy of a roadside casualty in which
the cow was disrobed after rigamortis had set in.
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