Nash is that special blend of crotchety and loveable that seems to be characteristic of old Appaloosa gentlemen. There are days when he can literally sap the energy out of you, and he’s not crazy about working – but when he’s not working he gets depressed and even crankier. He came to us when he … More Nash brings balance
Miss Tally has now been introduced to the bag goblin several times. Each time it’s “new” to her – but she admittedly takes less time to settle each time. But, simply aiming it at a different body part makes it “take a whole new shape”. This will be a long journey with Miss Tally! Feeling … More Personalities “in the bag”
It was a nice weekend, and it provided some shades of a return to normal. As the healing progresses, I can finally provide little bits of support around the place, helping me feel a little more useful. It also means that my horse fixes have progressed beyond a kiss on a nose or a scratch … More A little slice of normal
I’ve been quiet for longer than usual. I try to keep the discipline of writing twice a week, but there hasn’t been much to say lately. Actually, I’ve started several posts, but somehow can’t seem to finish them. Sitting is difficult, and computers just aren’t made to easily use while flat on your back! Add … More Life goes on …
Just a quick update on Nash. Wednesday was the trip to the veterinary ophthalmologist. The last time that Nash left home it was to get a definitive diagnosis on his pelvic fracture, two years ago. On that visit, he was a bit of a handful – prancing around as if he were a stallion looking … More The eye has it
This has been one of those weeks when it’s tough to have an equine family. Aside from the drama at work sapping my energy, we’ve been surrounded by wildfires – not close enough to be threatening, but numerous and close enough to be a sobering reminder of what can happen. No one ever wants fire, … More Rough week to be a horse “mom”!
Horse Crazy Once Again 