Freedom speaks Saturday

Frost mornings are one of the delights of life. The temperatures are dropping below freezing at night. The orchardists are running their fans and sprinklers at night to protect the fruit blossoms and buds. Makes for some pretty icy frost in the morning.
Just another sign that spring is here and soon I will be enjoying long summer days. I like the heat, by old bones feel so good then.
Life is so good! Oh and Jack told me to remember to say: Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!

Skywatch Friday-Season 4 Episode 39

I like how the sky popped out so bright behind the horse and human. The horse is a little wild child that a friend of mine was working with.
Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!
Please go visit the other great Skywatch participants at Skywatch Friday There are wonderful photos from all around the world!

I got new treats

I have new supplements in my treats. They are designed to help support my continued recovery. Unlike Sir Darby, I am not picky about what is in my treats. I will eat my supplements straight from the DOR's hand. Yep vitamin E I munch it, apple cider vinegar I drink it, and SOD I inhale it...I eat just about anything.
The DOR told me that I will be going to the rehab facility next week. I will be there for two weeks...I hate leaving home. The last time I left I got very angry with the DOR, I didn't like her sending me away. She promises lots of visits this time. She also made it clear I have to do this to keep getting better. I will be at Willow Creek Rehabilitation Center...you can send treats if you want LOL
Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!

Less word Wednesday

One of the lovely blossoms on the trees in the orchard. I am looking forward to all the great treats.
Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!

Killer tumbleweeds

After being attacked by a giant herd of tumbleweeds last year on a trail ride, I have learned not to trust the marauding plants. Shandi has not learned how fickle these plants can be yet. One entered our paddock and she went over to talk to it. The next things I know it attacked her face! Oh my! What was I to do? I couldn't let it eat her face...so I found my big brave spots and rescued her.




















So I stepped in and help free her from the horse eating weed. It was tricky, the weed threatened to eat me. I had to extract her from its grasp carefully so as not to cause her any harm.

Then I showed Shandi how to dispose of a tumbleweed by eating it. Granted this one was old and slow moving, but it was still dangerous.
The DOR was very proud of me, she was pleased to see me step up and be a good uncle by taking care of my Shandi Doll. I know the SCC is glad too, he wouldn't have liked it if the tumbleweed ate of Shandi's face.
I just want to warn you to be careful out there, the older tumbleweeds are looking to prey on the weak and helpless.
Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!