--- Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>>> I sure do know how you feel not having a horse > trailer. I thank my > lucky stars to have Judy and Linda taking care of > Hnisa. To do that in > addition to their families and animals is heroism in > my book. > > >>>Gail, if history is any teacher, then Hnisa is in > fine hands. I'm sure you > know that, but it doesn't hurt to remind the list. > > Falki and Skjoni
Karen, I remember Falki and Skjoni - they arrived just a couple of days after Hnisa's arrival into my hands from Northern California. And, I remember thinking then just how fortunate I was (and still am!) to have been placed into the hands of Judy and Linda when I bought Hnisa, my very first horse. There is nothing that anyone can say or do to take their heroine status away. > Judy? I sure hope > she and her crew are doing well. I pray her home is > unhurt, and I hope the > damage to Linda's property is not as bad as it > sounds. They are two > special ladies. > As far as I know, Judy's place is unhurt - her home is quite close to the local high school and it is unscathed. I did get an email just a bit ago from Linda. Her home is gone, but listen to this... with her unfathomable loss, she took the time to let me know that the tack shed is still standing, but she taken my saddle with her when they evacuated. This selflessness is unrivaled. To use an overused word these days, anyone who knows these ladies is BLESSED. I would gladly kick the butt of anyone who tried to tell me different. Love, Gail __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
