Kojak

I used to have a doll called Kojack. He had a stuffed body like a pillow with hard plastic limbs and you guessed it a bald head. My Father brought him from the fair one day. We were wondering what to call him for  bit. Willie Murphy used to visit .When he saw him he  said 'Whose that? Kojack?' .I can't ever remember thinking that it was weird. He's still around but my daughter realigned his gender.
                                                    

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If you left a bowl of sugar or a tub of butter out on the table Willie used to take a spoon of either, eat it fast and carry on talking as if nothing had happened. His Mother was my Fathers Godmother. She was supposed to have believed in alot of piseogs or superstitions.His Godfather was a nephew of The Tec. he was a farmer, not a detective so I dont know where he got that name from. He used to have alot of cattle when there was a bounty on the number of animals. They lived out, wandering big tracts of land. There was no rules about being under 30months for payments. If there was no price for cattle they just left them run on.This meant there could be huge five year old bullocks in the mart with vast horns.Maybe not quite as big as this one but you get the idea.The Organic Famer remembers his Father bringing animals from there hill .They had been checking up on them , that weren't lame, walking around, not loosing weigh but not seen them up close. They had huge horns-not allowed now unless the cattle are rarebreeds or you are sselling directly to a factory. He said even though he was used to animals he was a bit wary of them as he had never seen any as big
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