In a message dated 1/7/2008 2:20:06 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) Willie was in a blanket and a rain coat on top of that in a ten foot square pipe corral. Now his box stall was thirty miles, away but he survived. He checked out AAA with the vet checks. You know he is standing out of his stall tonight go figure. He is really happy with his new filly and doesn't want to loose sight of her. We have another filly here with her that is two months younger getting weaned. The fillies are best buds now and eat together. My beautiful filly that was cream and black is brown and brown. Her lovely friend that was flaxen is also brown. We got our self wet here. While I was gone yesterday my worker proceeded to take my barn apart and clean each stall out and organize them. I concerted them all but one. I have a metal porta four stall with 16 foot breezeway type barn double hip roof with skylights. The barn was full of ash and grit from the fires. What a cool worker. Since he does not speak English he told his boss to tell me he likes staying with us and feels at home. My husband watched the chargers and invited him to watch with him. Sylvia
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