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September 5, 2018

I’m Not Dead

It's been almost three months since my last post. My god, where has the time went?! At first it was time. And then it was exhaustion. And then when it wasn't my routine anymore, I just forgot about it... To get everyone all caught up, here's the high level of things that happened over the last[...]

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May 8, 2018

Flint GSF

We visited one of our favorite places - Greenstone Farm! Where's Stu's little life came into being! They already have a bunch of foals, and then they have sweet little yearlings that I remember from last year as foals, and of course, the big guys, Stu's sire, and Ollie's sire. Here is Stu's sire,[...]

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F#, Horses, Saint Simeon: "Pony Man"
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January 29, 2018

Weanling Walk

Over the weekend we did Weanling Walk 2: The Reckoning. Weanling Walk 1 is here.  Weanling Walk 2 ended up being much better! Who would have thought a sequel would have been better than the original?!  This time, I stuck a camera similar to a GoPro on my head and recorded the who[...]

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January 22, 2018

The Weanling Field Dance

We planned this weekend to get the babies trailer loading. That didn't go to plan. But, one thing I'd learned with horses is doing some ambitious plan will force me what we need to work on.  In this case, we were walking them up to the trailer, through the big field that the horses are norma[...]

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F#, Farm Life, Horses, Saint Simeon: "Pony Man", Say Sarah Sandy: "Berry", Vintage
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January 16, 2018

The Herd

This long weekend was a fun weekend of visitors! And I popped up on Eventing Nation! I have officially peaked, it's time to retire. Shelby came back up, and naturally, she had to see the little babies. I think she was a hit with them. Stubert and Shelby doing the official muzzle bump greetin[...]

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weanling training
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January 11, 2018

Baby Bonding

With the deep freeze coming through last week, it has been rough on the farm. The pipes froze in the barn which meant that Dave and I were hauling buckets of water down from the house. Not fun at all, and I feel especially bad for Dave as he was alone last week, hauling buckets of water for five hor[...]

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foal scratches
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January 4, 2018

Foal Hernia

When Stu was born, he had a teeny little hernia. It was so small that I didn't even notice it until the vet pointed it out during the vet check.  I've never had a horse with a hernia before, having never owned a horse so young. It isn't uncommon in babies - It's basically a spot in the a[...]

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January 2, 2018

2018 Goals

Despite all my efforts to discover time travel, the years continue to go by faster and faster. Tomorrow, I'm going to wake up 80 years old. To maximize the moments I have left, I am actually going to set some goals this year. I don't think I set any last year, and then I ended up buying a baby horse[...]

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January 1, 2018

Stu’s First 6 Months

It's the time of year for everyone to make recaps, so this is as close as I'm getting! I'm still terrible at creating videos, but hopefully, I will get better.  Here is Stu's life, up until now: https://youtu.be/QOK_63a5zxQ The more I get to know him, the more I love him. The highlight[...]

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December 27, 2017

Getting to Know Stu

Stu has now been on my farm for a week and a half. He was a bit shy when he first arrived, but he's really come out of his shell now. He was shy, but curious before, and now he's not as shy, but still very curious. He loves to start mischief, and one of his first orders of business was to get into t[...]

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