Finally, March gets itself here and comes in soft and gently, just like a lamb! Last night in the parking lot I saw an earthworm! It was wet, but alive. And on Sunday, after our trail clearing session, I had a tick! on my neck, Tom had two on him! Asked for it, right?
Yesterday started off foggy, then sunny, became windy, then raining off and on all day - everybody stayed in. The highs were in the 70s and last night it got down past freezing, again. Skip pawed himself a tunnel in the corner of his stall, but other than that, everybody was happy to be in. The sun came out, then the high winds and driving rains started.
I'll take the beautiful day any time, but with it being March, it is not just a borrowed day, it will be the norm, I hope. Daylight Saving starts on the thirteenth. I'm so ready and overdue for some riding after work!
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The trials and errors of building a working horse farm from scratch after turning 50, with a smattering of horse-keeping tips.
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- Breaking away from our urban lifestyle, finally living the dream! Not everyone shares this dream, but you can have what you wish as long as you never lose sight of the goal. When the economy tanked, we took advantage of the housing bust and the chance of a lifetime. It is not easy, but when you have an opportunity to attain your dream, don't think twice. I started this blog to keep track of our projects, because, well, you know. The memory is the first to go, right? People thought I was nuts getting a green 3-year old when I turned 50. Now closer to 60 than 50, we're not looking back. No one thought this was a good idea, either, but I was not looking for approval, was just reporting the news. If not now, when?
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