In our earnestness to romanticize the cowboy we've ironically disesteemed his true character. In other words, this macho, cultural artifact the cowboy has become is simply a man who possesses resilience, patience, and an instinct for survival. They get climbed on, kicked, rained and snowed on, scuffed up by the wind. Adapted from Gretel Ehrlich, The Solace of Open Spaces. The cowboy's work takes endurance.
Cowboys work alone.
Cowboys are adequately paid. The cowboy's image has become romanticized in American culture. Cowboys think of themselves as humorless. You will need to identify these errors and choose the correct revision from multiple choice options. The zebra mussel probably steamed aboard a transatlantic ship sometime in the mid 1980's from the Caspian Sea into U.S. waters.