[IceHorses] Good husband! (was latest from FEIF)
- Original Message - From: Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] . . .my husband starts in I feed every morning at 5 am and now on your days to feed they have to stand out there suffering until as late as 6;30... Wow, a husband that feeds for you!?!?You ARE a pampered woman. ha ha. I can come home in the morning from working a 12 hour shift, half comatose, falling asleep in my minivan for 20 minutes before I even make it into the house, and there's not even the remote idea in the air that *someone* will be kind and do chores for me that particular morning before he has to be at work at NOON.Nope. Not going to happen.Same when I get the flu, etc. I'm like the mailman around here when it comes to doing chores. I might be excused from chores if I died -- maybe. . . . : ) I'm impressed with that Mr. Donny, drawers and all. : ) -- Renee M. in Michigan
Re: [IceHorses] Good husband! (was latest from FEIF)
2008/6/25 Renee Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]: - Original Message - From: Janice McDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED] . . .my husband starts in I feed every morning at 5 am and now on your days to feed they have to stand out there suffering until as late as 6;30... Wow, a husband that feeds for you!?!?You ARE a pampered woman. ha ha. I guess I'm lucky too. Kevin does the morning feed (hay), and I do the afternoon...though right now that consists of me opening the gate to the pasture. Wanda -- Thoughts become things...
Re: [IceHorses] Good husband! (was latest from FEIF)
I guess I'm lucky too. Yes, me,too. The horses are my thing so I do all the chores concerning them but if I have to be away from home or sick, my husband is wonderful about feeding and doing whatever needs to be done while I'm gone. I think that is very fair. He also is the one that did the biggest share of the fencing and getting the place ready for the horses to be here. I'm a lucky woman. Of course, having him willing to step up when I need him makes me more willing to help him when he needs things done that are his thing. I guess that's what marriage is about. -- Laree in NC Doppa Mura Simon, Sadie and Sam (the S gang) Yet when all the books have been read and reread, it boils down to the horse, his human companion, and what goes on between them. - William Farley I ride ponies because heart is not measured in hands. - Steve Edwards
Re: [IceHorses] Good husband! (was latest from FEIF)
Laree said: . . . He also is the one that did the biggest share of the fencing and getting the place ready for the horses to be here. Okay, to be fair, my husband DID put up all our fencing and built my horsebarn.And he usually helps me with most of the hay. But the day to day stuff is my mine. When he had his own horse, he was more willing to help out in that respect. I think this is his way of protesting having four horses. . . . Of course, having him willing to step up when I need him makes me more willing to help him when he needs things done that are his thing. I guess that's what marriage is about. Well, we've only been married for 22 years, so I guess we're still figuring the whole marriage thing out yet. . . ; ) -- Renee M. in Michigan
Re: [IceHorses] Good husband! (was latest from FEIF)
Well, we've only been married for 22 years, so I guess we're still figuring the whole marriage thing out yet. . . ; ) I've been married 32 years and I still am not sure I have it figured out - the rules keep changing :-) -- Laree in NC Doppa Mura Simon, Sadie and Sam (the S gang) Yet when all the books have been read and reread, it boils down to the horse, his human companion, and what goes on between them. - William Farley I ride ponies because heart is not measured in hands. - Steve Edwards
