DD’s nativity play - does cow person mean person dressed as a cow or politically correct cowboy?

[Ostryga]

I will obviously clarify tomorrow but am I very stupid in not getting what this is 😂

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I’m really pinning my hopes on a cow Mr T. Pls let us know

What? Gold jewellery, mohawk fro and 'I pity the fool' catchphrase but the legs of a cow?

I twill be the person that looks after the cows. Perfectly normal role considering Jesus was born in a stable - I'm sure there would have been cows alongside the ox and the ass.

OP is lucky that their child isn't the ass-person.

DS was a city banker one year complete with bowler hat and briefcase

OP is lucky that their child isn't the ass-person.

Surely it's just a politically correct 'cowboy'?

Paaahaaaaaa !!

Cow operating person, my guess

Haha true, but are you my 5 year old son? Correcting me on the sex of animals is his favourite pastime.

I'm guessing cowboy/cowgirl singing The stable hoedown?

Placemarking for this one

We had aliens at the nativity one year. They arrived in a spaceship. All very weird.

This thread has given me a laugh. What were the school thinking? Please update when you know!

'Twas lightyears of tiiiiime since their mission did staaaaart (I love that song).

They could have just used the North American term "cowhand" if the child is performing essential livestock duties.

DS was once cast as a rat - not just a rat but a brown rat
He was told that his costume would be brown tights and a brown polo neck jumper - provided by myself (was told not black or grey - this would have been too easy to source!)
I had to give up looking for these items and he ended up borrowing (luckily) from a TA!

How about 'herd manager'? Though I suppose that job title might be confused with that of the teacher running the show.

This has made me laugh so much! I think politically correct cowboy 😂
nativities can be weird. My son was once the elephant

This is brilliant! Really made me chuckle this morning so thank you 😊