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A blog mainly about my tragicomic horse life, with a few side trips into philosophy.
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My Horse Gentle John
"Can we eat now?"
About Me
- Flying Lily
- Welcome to my blog and thanks for stopping by!!. I have two blogs; one (www.flyinglilies.blogspot.com) records mainly my equine adventures, with an occasional Cavalier moment. The other (www.mrbentosbabe.blogspot.com) records my obsession with Bento box lunches. Call me crazy, but don't call me late for lunch.
Gentle John
A relaxed horse can lie down even on a tie line. A talented horse can eat lying down.
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6 comments:
Wow, looks like you really got socked by the snow. We're expecting it on Friday. Hope it's not as bad as your storm.
Wow! That's amazing! I remember scraping the "tops" of things like bbq's and deck railings every day it snowed, so that I could see how much filled back up with fresh snow overnight! :)
now that is a lotta snow! you must be stuck at home, right? i would LOVE to get that much snow! (but afeter a few days i'd start to feel trapped. your snow looks so soft i want to just play in it!
yesterday i was riding baasha down a grassy hill (he was walking/skiing on the icy slickness) and we came across a "snowman graveyard" - you know, the remains of several large snowmen. he was so scared of those ominous huge white things!
more snow is in the forecast - i can't wait!
~lytha in frozen west germany, where it's ok to leave your frozen foods in the car overnight
GreyHorse: This one has left us with unusually bad roads. The snow fell heavily and the temps dropped just in time to hard-freeze a layer that the plows can't get to. Many accidents, most just fender-bends but some fatalities. Hope you get a more removable snow!
PonyGirl: I like to leave the barbecue snowed under and see its little 'hat' grow and melt over the winter!! Not too good for the cooker though...
Lytha: I can just see Baasha eyeballing the dead snowmen on their field of battle! We aren't trapped indoors but the road to the barn has been iffy so I haven't seen my horses in 5 days. Today is the day to venture down that road I hope.
Yupe! That's what it looks like around here too! At this rate my horses are never going to get outside.
RisingRainbow: Hope your ponies get to play outside today!
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