The internet is just made for indulging in an obsession. It has everything you're looking for, and lots of it, especially if it's related in any way to a Kardashian. Of course, obsessions have a way of going too far awfully quickly, and getting extremely unhealthy.
So here's something completely harmless, and in fact likely restorative, to obsess over: fluffy, blow-dried cows.
I mean, lots of them do, for much of the time. But sometimes, just like humans, they get a good, thorough glam session, and a nice blowout.
Look how fuzzy! Look how soft! Look how fluffy!
And it takes even more work than you'd think to get a cow's coat to look as magnificent as it possibly can, far more than just a single grooming. See, fluffy cows are, more often than not, headed to competition.
I don't know if this fluffy wonder took home a blue ribbon, but it's definitely a champ in my books. But that represents months of daily work with brushes and washes and clippers and primping and preening and blow-drying and, yes, even hairspray.
Kids in 4-H groups know all about it, because this is what they do. They care for cows and then show them off at state fairs and livestock shows.
Knowing that they might be all hairsprayed up might make them a little less soft, but still, could you possibly turn down a good cattle cuddle?
I mean, go ahead an throw #fluffycow into an Instagram search. You'll find yourself scrolling through all the pics until way past your bedtime without realizing it.
Fluffy cows! Who knew!
