This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 12/1/06 7:18:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> But isn't it fun to HAVE them at home so they can watch you and get you > up? > that is so true. i miss seeing oz out my bedroom window, and he's boarded about 40 miles away. i live with that, since i really want to continue to ride, and i can't do it in our pasture in the winter. i still have charlie, our OLD QH, who has adopted gizmo, the mini we bought from heike. those two became partners the day that giz arrived, and if one is in the barn and the other outside, you should hear them call each other. oz just got a room mate in his pasture at the boarding stable, another horse who can't deal with a round bale. he seemed perfectly happy with him when i was there the other night, as long as they both get fed separately. i have asked to get a stall if one comes available, because it's hard to find him in the dark, and i am still not steady enough to go wandering through his pasture without being able to see. i suppose i could just stand at the gate and wave a carrot. i know he would hear that a mile away. with a stall, he also wouldn't have to be put back out wet, which always worries me........jeeze, i sure seem to have a lot to say today. laurie, and oz, who misses seeing me, too......well, maybe if i was dressed as a hay bale The FjordHorse List archives can be found at: http://tinyurl.com/rcepw
