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Eliza Waters 
Oh I love this photo
Thank you, Cath… isn’t she lovely? 🙂
Your caption came to mind as soon as I saw the title! How I laughed when I saw you had used it 🙂
I couldn’t resist, ha!
Love the topknot! 🙂
IKR? So cute!
She looks philosophical. And I like that white snoot!
Thanks, Audrey. A ruminating ruminant! 😉
She’s a beauty
Thank you, Sheree. I love the placid nature of cows. 🙂
This gives me a nice smile to start the day!
Glad to hear it, thanks, Chris!
She looks so soft! Lovely, Eliza 🙂
Thank you, Dale. Those fuzzy ears are adorable. 😉
They are!
How now, indeed? Pretty face.
Thank you, Laurie. I have a soft spot for cows.
I love them, too.
I also thought of your caption as soon as I saw your post title! hehe I like it’s topknot too! 😃
Thanks, Donna. Those fuzzy ears and topknot are pretty cute. 🙂
What a sweet-looking young girl. I love the angle of your photo.
Thank you, Alice. x
What a lovely cow 💕
Thank you, Val. 🙂
That topknot makes her look like a little girl — surely she deserves a ribbon around that hank of hair! I grew up hearing the phrase “How now, brown cow,” but didn’t realize it had been used as an elocution tool. We always called root beer floats ‘brown cows.’
Yes, she’d look great with a little pink bow, or maybe polka-dotted? 🙂 I remember the elocution lessons from school… loooong ago, hehe.
Love the photo and adorable topknot and whiskers!😁
Thanks, S! Truly, she is adorable. 🙂
Hahah, what a caption! 😁
🙂 Thanks, Isha!
Eliza, how in the world did you get that cow to pose for you?? She looks so thoughtful, not like she was concerned over a person with a camera sneaking up to capture her picture — well done!
Thank you, Debbie! She was just doing her thing. 😉
Cutest! I love cows 🐮🥰
Thank you, Susan!
What a sweet looking cow Eliza! 💛
Thank you, Xenia… I am fond of cows, always placid. 🙂
How now brown cow?
🙂 I was just reminded that phrase was used for elocution lessons. I’d forgotten that!
That’s really a cute cow and great shot. I love those fuzzy ears! And it even has a little cowlick on top of its head!
Thank you, Tina… just the highlights that charmed me. 🙂
Sweet photo 😊
Thank you, Belinda!
So beautiful!
Thank you, Agnes!
Cutey!
Thanks, Cindy! x
I find cows adorable and this one is a beauty. I love her top-knot!
Thank you, Kris. She is rather winsome, I think. 🙂
How now, Brown cow! I love the caption 😁
Thanks, Josh!
Great portrait Eliza
Thank you, Karina!
Sweet !
Thank you!
Here’s some info about the question in your caption:
https://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/188800.html
Thanks, Steve… interesting!
Heh, a bunch of other commenters beat me to the ‘how no’ punch. 😀 … they’re such beautiful creatures, aren’t they? 🙂
Yes, I definitely have a soft spot for them. 🙂
Such a cutie!
🙂 Thanks, Maria!
She’s lovely ~ I love all the shades of brown in her hairs!
Thank you, Barbara!
Cows are so sweet (most of the time). I played violin for some once and they came and stood by the fence listening. Of course, apparently the alligators were attracted to the first governor of Florida’s fiddle as well, crawling onto his back lawn to listen. And it was the ears I loved on this lovely creature, but the topknot is endearing as well.
Thank you, Lisa. I can’t imagine playing a violin for alligators, ha!
You sure know how to bring out a smile, Eliza! Such a great photo.
Thanks, Susie!
Contentment….love it!
Thank you, Donna!
Awww…..gee….fabulous!
Thank you, Julie!
Cows are actually quite lovely with beautiful eyes…at least most are. Look at those whiskers. 🙂
Nice profile!
Thank you, Steve. 🙂
Love this, Eliza.😃🐮
Thank you, Jane. 🙂
One of my favorite sayings… and I am embarrassed to admit that for so long how I loved brown cows for their chocolate milk they delivered (my Mom still loves reminding me of this!). Cheers to a good Friday and coming weekend, Eliza.
Ha, cute! I bet lots of kids thought that. 😉 I was a big fan of Chocolate Quik mix added to my milk. My mother limited my intake though. 🙂
I think the brown ones are the prettiest. Here, it’s funny that I often see them segregated … brown in one pasture, black in another. Calving season has started … they are so cute!
I love cows and calves particularly. We lived next to a dairy farm when my son was a baby and we loved going into the barn to see the newborns… so adorable. Interestingly, cows are prejudiced against others that don’t look like them, so maybe that is why they are kept in separate pastures. I remember the Jerseys would be bullied by the Holsteins and were forced to the back of the line at the milking parlor (which was also when they were fed, thus the competition to be fed first). I always felt sad for those poor Jerseys!
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