Re: lurkers
This message is from: carol j makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Carol, My 12 acres is in the town of Lemonweir, 15 minutes NW of the Dells and 15 minutes SW of Castle Rock Lack, 5 minutes out of Mauston. We really like it there. I have to laugh about people leaving their lights on. I lock my doors no matter what! I do find people to be a little different up there. I guess they can tell I'm from the city. Lesa Hi, Well, if and when I ever travel past that way again I'll try to remember to look over towards your land. LOL I can't count how many times we have gone past the Dells in the 20 some years we went UP NORTH before we finally moved here. Yes locking the doors is kind of senseless where we are since we are set so far back in the woods that anything could happen here and no one would know. But our burglar alarm is our four dogs. They create such a racket when someone drives up that you would be a fool to try to get in. -- Built FJORD tough Carol M. On Golden Pond Northern Wisconsin
Re: lurkers
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Carol, My 12 acres is in the town of Lemonweir, 15 minutes NW of the Dells and 15 minutes SW of Castle Rock Lack, 5 minutes out of Mauston. We really like it there. I have to laugh about people leaving their lights on. I lock my doors no matter what! I do find people to be a little different up there. I guess they can tell I'm from the city. Lesa
Re: lurkers
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 2/5/01 5:47:18 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have read the list for about two years and posted messages in the past but I guess I never introduced myself formally. My name is Lesa Bauman and I live in Batavia, Illinois (age 33). I have two children, Roy 14 and Jessica 11. We enjoy our five pomeranians right now and all there little antics. I have two Iclandic ponies in Iceland who are to come over in April. If anyone can give me advice on that process I would appreciate it or if you know anything about Icelandics. One can always read but any advise should help. I will be attending the Midwest Fjordhorse Clinic and hope to get to know some of you there. I really enjoy reading the list and all the different opinions expressed here. I also like all the other information one can learn about other countries here! Can't really offer any help on the process, other than it took quite a bit of time and trouble 8 years ago when I had this done by a dealer, but I guess its faster now. I dumped the mare who was brought over, as they seem to consider a dirty white horse a palominc, and never sent a Polaroid before she got here. I did keep her baby, as she was bred before leaving Iceland, and he has worke dout reasonably well, for a horse. Merek
Re: lurkers
This message is from: carol j makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Carol, I have 12 acres in WI and plan on moving there in about two years so I will be known as a cheesehead sometime soon too! Lesa Hi Lesa, Where in WI is the 12 acres? Trust me you will not miss the whole northern IL area. We moved north gradually. We also spent 23 years in Waukesha. And it is not so nice there either, now. Too many people and subdivisions and all that goes with it. City people moving to the country and then expecting all the services of the city. We always laughed at the new subdivisions were everyone left their outdoor lights on all night. I always said they were afraid of the dark. -- Built FJORD tough Carol M. On Golden Pond Northern Wisconsin
Re: lurkers
This message is from: carol j makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dear list, I have read the list for about two years and posted messages in the past but I guess I never introduced myself formally. My name is Lesa Bauman and I live in Batavia, Illinois (age 33). I have two children, Roy 14 and Jessica 11. We enjoy our five pomeranians right now and all there little antics. I have two Iclandic ponies in Iceland who are to come over in April. If anyone can give me advice on that process I would appreciate it or if you know anything about Icelandics. One can always read but any advise should help. I will be attending the Midwest Fjordhorse Clinic and hope to get to know some of you there. I really enjoy reading the list and all the different opinions expressed here. I also like all the other information one can learn about other countries here! Lesa in cold, flat and slippery Illinois! Welcome Lurker Lesa. I was raised in Northern Il and lived in the Chicago area for a number of years so know all about flat Illinois. BTW you are known as Flatlanders. As we in WI are called Cheeseheads. -- Built FJORD tough Carol M. On Golden Pond Northern Wisconsin
Re: lurkers
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dear list, I have read the list for about two years and posted messages in the past but I guess I never introduced myself formally. My name is Lesa Bauman and I live in Batavia, Illinois (age 33). I have two children, Roy 14 and Jessica 11. We enjoy our five pomeranians right now and all there little antics. I have two Iclandic ponies in Iceland who are to come over in April. If anyone can give me advice on that process I would appreciate it or if you know anything about Icelandics. One can always read but any advise should help. I will be attending the Midwest Fjordhorse Clinic and hope to get to know some of you there. I really enjoy reading the list and all the different opinions expressed here. I also like all the other information one can learn about other countries here! Lesa in cold, flat and slippery Illinois!
Re: lurkers and shedding beasties
This message is from: John and Martie Bolinski [EMAIL PROTECTED] Glad to see all the newcomers! I noticed that in spite of all the hair that looks like massive shedding, if I use the shedder blade, only a little pile comes off. The main coat is still thick and heavy. I don't think they will be done shedding for a long time. martie in MD - in the rain - but warm
lurkers
This message is from: carol j makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi and Welcome to all, We seem to have a whole bunch of lurkers coming out of the wood work. But a great big WELCOME to all of you. As far as shedding goes, I am in no hurry to help Heidi shed out. It can still get way too cold here and I don't want to start the blanket syndrome. -- Built FJORD tough Carol M. On Golden Pond Northern Wisconsin
