1...2...3... Well, a certain number of days. I'm not sure how long it'll be, maybe around a week or two? Regardless, I'm really excited. I can't tell you right now what is going to happen, but it'll be awesome. I'll take pictures as soon as I can! :)
Anyway, that's all for now. If I have something more substantial to write about, then I shall. :)
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Umm, wait a second....
So, I was going to write a blog post here about horses. Except, I'm not sure what to write about horses. I mean, they're great and all, but wasn't I superbly busy? That I was, and still am. Ah well, may as well say something here.
So, around Thanksgiving weekend I saved a miniature filly, and possibly from death (let's hope not, though). I was at the stables, showing some relatives around the place. It just so happened that the owners had left to go eat, and I found Echo, a miniature palomino filly had gotten her hind leg stuck in the fence.
It almost looked like her leg was woven in between the wire, and I kinda doubt she could have gotten out of it by herself. So, actually knowing what to do, I grabbed onto her muddy little hoof and got her un-stuck. It was actually quite easy, and I'm really grateful it was calm little Echo, not the wayyyy rowdier (and older/bigger) colts.
And, that was that. Other than having kinda dirty hands, I felt really good about it. :) I like saving horses.
Also, if you peel a fair mass of carrots, please, instead of tossing the peelings in the trash, just find some horses to give them to. :) They'll enjoy them, I'm sure, and never once have I heard of a horse that was allergic to carrots.
So, around Thanksgiving weekend I saved a miniature filly, and possibly from death (let's hope not, though). I was at the stables, showing some relatives around the place. It just so happened that the owners had left to go eat, and I found Echo, a miniature palomino filly had gotten her hind leg stuck in the fence.
It almost looked like her leg was woven in between the wire, and I kinda doubt she could have gotten out of it by herself. So, actually knowing what to do, I grabbed onto her muddy little hoof and got her un-stuck. It was actually quite easy, and I'm really grateful it was calm little Echo, not the wayyyy rowdier (and older/bigger) colts.
And, that was that. Other than having kinda dirty hands, I felt really good about it. :) I like saving horses.
Also, if you peel a fair mass of carrots, please, instead of tossing the peelings in the trash, just find some horses to give them to. :) They'll enjoy them, I'm sure, and never once have I heard of a horse that was allergic to carrots.
Monday, December 3, 2012
Crazy Busy
Yes, I know this is another boring filler. I just don't want you to forget about my blog.
Anyway, lately I've been crazy busy. Other than my school and standard responsibilities, I'm having more chores added to my checklist, and I have to take over helping Mom school the kids (as my older sister is gone, and will be gone for another week). Ugh.
So, you probably won't see any annoying fillers or awesome posts until later.
Till then, peace out, munch on carrots, love horses, and don't forget to help this blog by +1ing the posts, and telling any horsey friends about it.
Anyway, lately I've been crazy busy. Other than my school and standard responsibilities, I'm having more chores added to my checklist, and I have to take over helping Mom school the kids (as my older sister is gone, and will be gone for another week). Ugh.
So, you probably won't see any annoying fillers or awesome posts until later.
Till then, peace out, munch on carrots, love horses, and don't forget to help this blog by +1ing the posts, and telling any horsey friends about it.
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