Muse: The magazine of science, culture, and smart laughs for kids and children

Not Raised in a Barn

You can find me lassoing my cattle, and spending time with my best buds in the barn: my horses and. I know this sounds so basic, but I am helpless. If you publish this, I would be so so happy, and I will send my Gramma’s apple pies from the barn! Just kidding!!! But I will send lemon pound cakes from the coffee shop nearby to all the editors, you will love them.

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