This message is from: Evers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 11:26 PM 1/9/99 -0700, you wrote:
>
>fjordhorse-digest Saturday, January 9 1999 Volume 98 : Number 307
>
>> You can see Tank's picture at:
> http://www.discoveromaha.com/living/pets/pet-pic-tank.html
> And you can cast you vote at:
> http://www.discoveromaha.com/living/pets/pet-vote.html
I have cast my vote. To Tank of course, what a great picture. The others
are nice but the Fjord has character.
We have put a teather ball in with Bjorn our stud, he loves it & now Sage
the colt is in with him & is learning that the ball is fun.
Mike ,thanks all our papers are here now . We are enjoying our herd, & the
winter only inhances the exercise I need . I have been given the title of
pasture
technition. I clean all the frozen turds up where the 2 boys are. I dont
know how to golf, so I rake & scoop, then into the wheelbarrow & out to
the garden spot.Next spring( Yes I am thinking spring) the garden gets
worked up & then in goes the seeds . I hope to put in a lot more carrots
then I did last time. Our horses get lots of carrots for treats. Bud & Amy
are doing a good job with them,& I like my job.
A little humor?
You know you're a horse person when...
You pull a $17,000 horse trailer with a $1,700 pickup
truck.
when: You seriously consider trading your 1998 ford car for a 1978
Diesel crewcab
dually pickup truck, even swap.
You put a gun rack in your pickup truck to carry dressage
whips and riding crops.
when: You realize that finding a horse shoe truly is lucky
because you've saved ten bucks.
when: You have saved five old left mud boots "just in case" and another
right one has sprung a leak.
... you'll drive an hour in a snowstorm to ride your horse, but God
forbid you have to drive 1/2 hour to a friend's house for dinner.
Enough. Tillie
Bud & Tillie Evers
Dun Lookin' Fjords
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ridge/8589
