I made the mistake of telling Maverick that his best friends were coming this weekend. Well, he understood MOST of that sentence, but he thought I meant RIGHT NOW! So here he is, on full alert, waiting for Sam and Alex (who really don’t arrive until tomorrow). Sad puppy.
Ya just don’t realize how big a horse’s mouth is until they yawn! Usually when I try to grab a picture of one of them yawning, they stop! Thanks Delilah!!
{For the answer to yesterday’s trivia question, please see the comments on yesterday’s post.}
Sometimes the horses toss a shoe and we horse owners have to trudge through the field looking for it. It’s not quite a needle in a haystack, but it’s still gratifying when you find what you’re looking for. The farrier will reset that when he comes (although this shoe didn’t take long to rust so I’m sure we’re gonna make a new one instead.)
Ok, today we’re going to play trivia….Who’s legs are these??
a) Barb’s; b) Delilah’s; c) Jack’s; d) Centanni’s; e) Cartwright’s; f) Patty’s; g) Chevy’s; h) Maverick’s
We were out and about ALLLLLLL day on Saturday, but it didn’t take Jack but a minute to figure out that Jen had some treats stashed in her pocket!!!
I was turning Patty out the other morning and when I saw our shadows, it looked like we were walking on stilts. I just thought it looked funny so I took a pic. What a circus act!
Jack & Centanni know just where to go when I turn them out in the mornings. I don’t need halters, they just follow me there and I close the gate behind them.
This weekend, Delilah’s stylist (Katie) paid her a visit and gave her a nice, sexy new doo!! Delilah, you look so beautiful! Thanks Katie!
Poor Delilah, she can’t have much grass so we have to muzzle her when she goes out. She’s used to it, but I still feel bad 🙁
We’ve been watching the next door neighbor’s field grow all winter and it’s finally time to harvest. Can’t get close enough to tell if it’s hay or straw but I think it’s straw. Good! Now I don’t have to be jealous and neither do the horses!