C and D are the correct answers. After inspecting the pen of yearling bulls, the rancher leaves you with a check for eight of them. All of the above. Any opportunity for celebration, particularly when it involves money coming in large sums, is to be cheered. Quietly by the more reserved ranchers and with vigor by the less reserved.
Depression sets in after the monthly bill paying.
You complain about how much money goes to cow upkeep and how little beautifies the home or your person. Do you A. Let the feeling pass, knowing you'll get over it. B. Go with your feelings. Offer to pick up that part hubby needs from the Big City Machine Shop, but really plan a trip to the mall. C. Strut to the garden, extolling the virtue of thrift, as you yank sand burr vines from among the rows of beans and carrots.