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Death on the range by Charlotte Freeman on Mar 8, 2007 at 2:27 PM PST
Similar to walking into my boyfriend’s garage to the startling sight of a big doe hanging from a hook, and watching as over the next week or so she goes from being Bambi, to a dead animal, to a carcass, to a winter’s worth of meat wrapped in butcher paper and stored in the freezer. By comparison, it makes those polystyrene trays in the grocery store with their little sanitary pads seem creepily divorced from any actual animal.