Today will be rainy. My neighbor asked me to go on a rainy walk and I think that’s a good idea since I have been too sedentary after I fractured my back. I’m all healed, so I need to get back out there!
HERE WE GO!
This cracked me up
Gorgeous wild ones
The bond.
Awesome design.
Dinner at Buckingham Palace.
Such a clever shot.
So pretty. I do miss living by the ocean.
Mama with rare twins!
A lake near Grass Valley.
When you see it, you cannot not see it.
Interesting. I wonder if this is workable? Do they chew on it? Do they push through it? Anyone have experience?
What good dogs! (And cute kids…)
Sweet!
My favorite… the tiny ones. So bold. So sassy. So precious. (Love the dog, too.)
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Oh those adorable minis! My tiny mare was adopted many years ago from a failed backyard breeder’s ugly situation. The veterinarian I had back then informed me that because my mare has “dwarf” characteristics (many mini breeders back then tried for way too small, with unfortunate genetic results), she likely wouldn’t make it to age ten. Fast forward, she’s now in her mid-thirties, and you couldn’t find a sweeter girl. But the sass? Still comes out daily when upon being turned out — she still rips the unbuckled halter right out of my hands and then delivers some bucking zoomies. True, they are “30-something” style zoomies, but still!