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Examples Of How Food Can Affect A Cowboy's Morale

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Every cowboy loves food, even if he is unhappy. The article, “The Cowboys Home On Wheels” by LeeAnn Blankenship and “The U.S.U. Range” by unknown, both share ideas on how food can affect a cowboy’s morale. Blankenship, the author of the article and the unknown poet, highlights how the quality of food affects a cowboy’s morale, like when the article expresses the good impact that food has; in contrast, the poem shows the bad effect food can have on a cowboy’s morale.

People need to enjoy their surrounding things, like how cowboys enjoy their food. An example of this is from paragraph 15, “cowboys ate plenty of beans and rice and the occasional pie for dessert...”. It was hard to find people who liked a cowboy because of its low pay and awful
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