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I'm tuckered! I went upstairs early this morning to capture kitties and put them down in the front room, and they have grown so big that the Kitty Transport Box I use to put them in, well they can jump out now. So it was a lively game of cat and mouse, or is that kittens playing hide-n-seek with their mom. Finally I got wise and put some Pounce down in the bottom, so once they were deposited inside, they stayed there to nibble the treats and I was able to bring them downstairs.
I just wanted to collapse on the couch, but after checking on Kahuna, who now has a huge swelling on his shoulder, I had to go out and feed the horses. It is a gorgeous morning, going to be 78 degrees today, so I picked up the pasture ( my but it was heavy!) *EG* and then I deposited all the manure into the pile. I will truck it over to a friends later today, they use it for compost and in return, in the summertime, Mike and I get lovely vegetables, and all the garlic we can eat.... Then I fed the horses, put fly spray on them and their fly masks gave them scratches and love and was turning to leave the pasture when something hit me square in the back! I turned around, and there was the stall ball laying at my feet and my mustang trying to look like he didn't have an idea what that was all about! The little scamp! So we played ball for a few minutes, until the green grass beckoned him and he wandered away. When I first got him, I used to go out in the pasture and just spend hours with him. We would play ball, play hide-n-seek in the trees and tag too. But as he grew bigger, those games got a bit dangerous and we haven't played in a very long time. He also used to take the ball (it has a handle on it) and drop it over the fence to the neighbor, who would then throw it back in our yard, Race would run to pick it up and drop it again over the fence. It was to funny!
I said hello to the outside cats, fed them, played Kong with Kenai for a few minutes, and now it is 9:20 a.m. and i need coffee......breakfast and to do laundry....ugh! Hate laundry! Hope all is well on your side of the fence, and I pray all of you have asafe and wonderful weekend.
I just wanted to collapse on the couch, but after checking on Kahuna, who now has a huge swelling on his shoulder, I had to go out and feed the horses. It is a gorgeous morning, going to be 78 degrees today, so I picked up the pasture ( my but it was heavy!) *EG* and then I deposited all the manure into the pile. I will truck it over to a friends later today, they use it for compost and in return, in the summertime, Mike and I get lovely vegetables, and all the garlic we can eat.... Then I fed the horses, put fly spray on them and their fly masks gave them scratches and love and was turning to leave the pasture when something hit me square in the back! I turned around, and there was the stall ball laying at my feet and my mustang trying to look like he didn't have an idea what that was all about! The little scamp! So we played ball for a few minutes, until the green grass beckoned him and he wandered away. When I first got him, I used to go out in the pasture and just spend hours with him. We would play ball, play hide-n-seek in the trees and tag too. But as he grew bigger, those games got a bit dangerous and we haven't played in a very long time. He also used to take the ball (it has a handle on it) and drop it over the fence to the neighbor, who would then throw it back in our yard, Race would run to pick it up and drop it again over the fence. It was to funny!
I said hello to the outside cats, fed them, played Kong with Kenai for a few minutes, and now it is 9:20 a.m. and i need coffee......breakfast and to do laundry....ugh! Hate laundry! Hope all is well on your side of the fence, and I pray all of you have asafe and wonderful weekend.
