
The DOR has decided that there is so much poop floating around it was time for the Dear John wagon. As in Dear John take you poop and leave, Dear John you are so full of poop that you need a wagon to haul it in, Dear John I have too much poop at my house so time to clean the closest.
She also tried the Dear Jack please poop in the Dear John wagon line...but then how would she unwind at the end of the day by scooping the poop?
What would you put in a Dear John wagon?
Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!
I don't know if you can see it clearly, but there is space between my tail and haunches. Yep, my tail has lifted off! Now that may not seem like a big deal, horses do that all the time. Well I haven't been doing that since last September. Since my accident I stand with my tail resting on my butt. At first it was clamped down so tight the DOR couldn't lift it. I get a therapeutic massage everyday to help reconnect my brain to my butt, will that make me a butt head? The purpose is to help reactivate the nerves so the messages go to and from my brain to my hind end. The tail lift off shows that the massages are helping.
Have a great day and don't forget to hug your DOR!
In every life a little rain must fall
As much as we would all appreciate a nice smooth calm life, sunny skies, and rainbows that just isn't the way things are-nor should it be that way. Without storms there would be no rainbows. Without clouds we wouldn't appreciate sunny skies. Without adversity we would not appreciate calm days. Horses have the gift to appreciate things just because they are...We don't stand in the rain and think "boy I wish it was sunny". We don't get all riled up and think back to a calm day where everything was perfect. Nope we just take things as they come and appreciate the gifts each day brings.
I think humans would be happier if they could appreciate everything as a gift, learn to appreciate the moment, and quit living in the past or future...live in the moment for it is the only time that moment will happen.
Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!
Here I am stealing a kiss from the little wild horse I am helping take care of. I am in love with her!
I don't know if you have ever noticed, but sometimes us horses have a hard time communicating with our humans. Seems there is a language barrier. Humans use words and we use a more picture based language that we combine with body language. It can be frustrating to say the least. So yesterday we had the human communicator come out to the ranch so we could tell the DOR a few things. Now this is a special human that has the ability to speak with us and make DOR's understand what we have to say. I always like it when she is here because I have plenty to say. I have to make sure things are running the way they should, I need to tie up some loose ends, and I need to convince the DOR to let me keep the little wild horse.
I am wondering what the other horses out there do if they do not have the special communicator. I think it would be so frustrating not to be able to give the DOR and earful once in a while, plus it is good for her. See people don't have horse problems, horses have people problems according to Buck Brannaman and I fully agree with him. Well sometimes I have horse problems, but that is only when the young punks get a bit silly.
Life is so good! Oh and Jack told me to remember to say: Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!
Sunrise at the ranch this morning. This photo was taken by the paddock of Freedom's Lady.Enjoy your day and don't forget to hug your DOR!
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