This message is from: "linda hickam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Laura.I have Grey's also...as a matter of fact,my favorite Congo died
a few days before my mare aborted a colt{not a good weekend}Sinbad was a
pal and boy could he TALK!!! Such smart birds..I was sure I was
going to have to will him to one of my kids 'cause they live so
longbut his presence will live onhe's going to get
stuffed!!{right now he's in the freezer awaiting the taxidermist}
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>To: "Fjord Horse List"
>Subject: Trailering Question
>Date: Thu, Jan 25, 2001, 4:16 PM
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>Hi Everyone,
> I sure have enjoyed the discussions lately :-)
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>Our new filly - LFF Valena - Flotren's filly :-) is coming from outside of
>Buffalo, NY to our place outside of Ottawa, Ontario tomorrow (weather
>permitting). It will be an 8 to 10 hour trip for her - poor little thing. I
>was wondering if we should feed her a soupy bran mash on her arrival? Or her
>normal dry oats? Or skip the dinner all together? Its such a long trip for a
>little foal I want to make sure she's comfortable on her arrival.
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> To join in quickly with the age discussion... I'm 38, my husband Carm is
>46, we have 4 fjord horses, 2 dogs (was 3 till Tuesday morning - our old
>girl died in her sleep - I can't really believe that she's gone - we will
>miss her alot), 1 cat, and we breed parrots - we have one African Grey Congo
>as a pet, and 10 others paired up (African Grey Congos, Blue & Gold Macaws,
>and Eclectus). Both my husband and I work way too many hours in the
>high-tech industry. I live for the minutes in the barn :-)
>
> Laura
> From Russell, Ontario - just outside Ottawa, Canada's Capital
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