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Farm Life, Horses
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February 3, 2020

Appreciating Winter

I feel like I've been complaining about winter too much recently. It's cold, miserable, muddy, etc. This may come as a shock, but I actually don't hate winter. Really, I just like complaining. There are lots of nice things about winter that I can appreciate, especially since the pipes in my barn a[...]

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Equestrian Family, Horses
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January 31, 2020

The Baby Loves Horses

I continue to try to combine the baby and the horses. One day I'm going to get this to work. I bundled up Bridgette, and took her outside once again. This time she understands more of what's going on, and I'm pretty sure she remembers the horses. She was pretty happy to see them. "Hello, horses![...]

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F#, Horses
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January 30, 2020

Where are Your Manners, Horse?

Stu was shy when I first met him. Being a little foal, he naturally wanted to be with his mother, and not with this stranger who showed up occasionally. He was still timid when he came to my farm and was overshadowed by the far more personable Ollie, who wanted to be best friends immediate[...]

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Horses
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January 27, 2020

Dealing with the Muck Pile

Everyone poops, but horses are particularly well known for their pooping. I've been stalling my horses at night for about a month, and this has caused a large side effect. My horses are no longer out all the time, pooping where they please, and instead are pooping in stalls that have to be clea[...]

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Horses, Photography
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January 9, 2020

A Snow Day

The first snowfall of the winter has come!  It's beautiful to look at, and I love it for photos. For practical purposes though, man, I hate snow. It just adds a layer of annoyance when taking care of the horses. Its annoying to walk through, it's annoying to clear it away, and it's annoying wh[...]

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Farm Life, Horses
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December 20, 2019

Carport.com Review

Now that I've had my shed for two years now, I feel confident in circling back around to review it. I bought my shed way back in fall of 2017 for two reasons - to house some yearlings while I constructed a more permenant structure for them, and then to house farm equipment and hay.  I was very[...]

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Horses, Photography
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December 16, 2019

Creativity on Instagram

I may have gone a little crazy on Instagram.  I mainly used to post photos of my horses, usually out in their pasture, but I'm going to be honest here -  I was running out of inspiration. I'd still take the photos, but they all seemed so alike. I was boring myself.  So I decided to t[...]

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Farm Life, Horses
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December 3, 2019

Building Horse Stalls

I have been hard at work in the barn. My first focus is putting in stalls so I can actually bring in the horses out of the weather. Technically I could before, as I just used the whole open space for Stu, but Pony didn't really have a stall, he lived in the hallway of the main barn, and this way th[...]

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November 8, 2019

Barn Observations

I spend a lot of time at the barn, but during work this past weekend, I spent more than usual, so I got to see all sorts of fun stuff. At one point I was driving the tractor out and I accidentally disturbed a next of field mice. The mom bolted with some babies still attached, but left one behind so[...]

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Farm Life, Horses
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November 5, 2019

Renovation Begins

The barn has needed repairs since we moved in, which embarrassingly, was 7 years ago. It took a while to work through the procrastination. But, now that I've started, I'm very excited to continue, and all I want to do it keep working on it. It's really not that hard, and it's so rewarding to see in[...]

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