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I see Phillippe is wearing a blanket. You spoil that sweet guy!

After a session with the air compressor and bucket of water to tidy up, Billy wore his Tough 1 Santa things yesterday and we went for a nice walk in the neighborhood. We didn't walk as far as planned as the road on our route was washed out from recent rain. Then, on the way home two neighbor...

Gorgeous weather here in SW Oklahoma. We are enjoying it and grateful for no ice storms and power outage. Begonias and ferns still thriving in the pots, though we have been down as low as 29 degrees F.

Perfect for those brilliant harnesses! Very ingenious.

I didn't see any name on the post. Guess it got shared so often the original artist is lost. With the right tools, I could probably paperclay some of the other shells, but I don't know how to sculpt that well.

Visiting my son in Vancouver last year, I picked up some shells. Recently I saw a craft someone did using this kind of shell as a base for a Santa head. Out of the shells I had, only one seemed to lend itself. I used Paperclay to form the hat and features.

Billy and I went out today. I had to ground drive first a little but he settled quickly and I was able to mount the sulky. We went 2 miles. Several noisy vehicles passed us and he did fine. He transitioned well. We went about 45 minutes. We may have been able to go a little longer but I...

An investment garment for years to come.

Do you have hemlocks?

Mother Nature had almost reclaimed you. Silly horses showing off for the cart! My neighbor's horses do that too. As though they had never seen it before.

The dark and light almost looks like a ribbon around the edge. Very pretty!

I did a table at our recent Women's Friendship Dinner. My theme was Harvest Moon. I made slow-stitch cards for the four guests as favors. I'm glad I did an autumn theme as most of the other tables were Christmas or winter. Centerpiece is challenging as there is limited space. I sat at a...

Billy, Pepper and I have walked several miles in the last month. I've really been working on his hooves. They are looking much better. He needs his boots, as the rough gravel roads are now affecting his shortened toes on our walks.

I just put the book on Hold on my library ap.

My sister has solid wheels on her cart. They would probably outlast you. I have tires with heavy duty tubes with slime. The only thing that happens with them is if I let the air get low the valve stem will fail. I've run over mesquite thorns and punctured the tire/tube. Pull out the thorn...

Be sure to post how that driving lesson goes.

More rain! The ponds are filling! Definitely rubber boot weather. Checked the trap today. There haven't been packrats for a few days so I thought it was over. Today there was a drowned one. It wasn't in the water, so not sure how he drowned. Has your horse ever looked "like a drowned rat"...

Fine and frisky, though he is not happy about all the rain we've been getting lately. We are very happy about the rain, though, as the ponds are filling and the trees will get a good drink before freezing.

Well, I've been worrying over Billy's feet for several months. I got another farrier to trim him, and he nipped that long toe back severely. Now we've had rain and his sole is soft so my sister came out to work on Billy. Most of the frogs just peeled away and she was able to get a lot of sole...

I found a white dot on dot on etsy. It will be here in the mail before I can drive to a store. Risky to buy fabric online as the monitor colors could be different.