Jared1994

Cardigan, the young White-Tailed Deer fawn, will be adopted by Cynthia, the Holstein cow, and find the dairy farm his new home after he loses his family to a group of hunters. But, that's for later on in the series. I'm adding myself and my OC love-interest, Ashley, into the Cynthia the Cow book series as self-inserts and owners of Big Blue Farm, next door to Sherman Dairy. Big Blue Farm is also where Jeff, the Bull, and his family are being raised. I thought about renaming Cynthia's father from Benjamin the Bull to Elvis the Bull. What do you guys think? Well, this is a record for me in posting the most Journal Updates in one day.

More updates for Cynthia the Cow, my upcoming book series. Emily Sherman, the human girl who is Cynthia’s closest human friend, will wear a full-length T-shirt in the first book, but she’ll be wearing a new midriff in the stories afterwards. Jeff’s eyes will be normal green, Jessica’s will be in a different shade of green, Farrah’s will be brown, and Bridgette, the Calf, will have light blue eyes. Cynthia, Jessica, and Farrah are my own original cow trio who are Best Cow Friends Forever (B.C.F.F.’s). Gwen, the Holstein cow, and Boxer, the Texas Longhorn bull, are now the grandparents of Cynthia and Bridgette, because they’re their mother, Dorothy’s parents. Granny Gwen will be wearing a hat, like Mrs. Calloway (Disney’s Home on the Range).

My Cynthia the Cow book series is taking place in the real world. Cynthia’s home farm, Sherman Dairy, is near the town of Bennett Valley, in the fictional Kelsey County, in my home state, Kentucky. The cows in this book series will have a variety of eye colors, such as blue, green, brown, and maybe purple. Cynthia’s eye color is blue. Same thing goes for the other animals. That’s all the ideas for my Cynthia the Cow book series that I have for now.