The girls out in the front field, after I fed them apples, Emma always looking for more, she was watching me pull a widowmaker off of the fence that fell out of the maple tree (green maple).
This is Jessie out by the Blueberry bush, checking for new moles.Still recovering from my surgery I am trying to get out and clean stalls everyday and take care of the girls. Meghan does most of the feeding, but she never does the stalls like I like LOL It still takes a lot out of me but who would know that I appreciate being able to muck stalls!! LOL I try to tell Meghan "if it is done everyday, there is only about 3/4 of a wheelbarrow full." Sometimes she lets them go two or more days grrrrrrrr. Thats why I am out there now, plus the fact that I actually like it, and I need to be out seeing how the girls are doing etc. In years past working 40 hours a week I wouldnt be out there except for the weekends, so I really am enjoying this! And I suppose that the exercise is good for me too! LOL
This is Jessie our 8 year old Golden, waiting for me to get done with cleaning stalls.
The old mare Easy "let me out too, p l e a s e....." And our wonderful mud we have until summer.
This is Teddy, our 14 year old chahuahua /schipperke mix old and has cataracts, spoiled brat! (lol I tried to figure out how to spell cha????)lol
Teddy is CUTE...interesting mix!
ReplyDeleteOh I feel for you with the mud...being raised on the West side of Oregon, I've had more than my share...soooooo glad to be rid of it! I get just a lil' bit of mud here and start whinin' heeheehee!
Looks like a beautiful day for you...keep cleaning stalls...it's therapeutic.