Hello everybody it's been
quite sometime since my last post, but I find myself looking back
through my blog and feeling that I should continue it, so here I am.
It's probably best if I
start with a report on how all our equines are doing, this was going
to be the bit were I go into great depth about how they are all doing
but to be honest they are nearly always doing the same, they are
happy, not working much, eating lots, and generally living the life
of Riley.
And here are some shots
of them all just so you can hopefully get used to seeing their
lovable little faces again.
Here are some reminders
of who they are just in case you are new to the blog or honestly just
forgot about them.
Above is No Keep, his
stable name is Niko but I have a tendency to swap between Booboo and
Niko, he does most of the work out of our equines.
Above is Madeline Araxie,
stable name well it kind of changes a lot but mostly just Mady she is
the only mare in the herd and obviously the boss of the herd too, she
doesn't do much work but she helps keep everybody in line.
This is Bold Hawk, stable
name Tipper he's a lovely chap not a lot of use yet but he seems to
be enjoying his relaxed lifestyle with us, and who knows he may find
himself with a job to do soon.
This is Murphy Junior, seen on the left,
stable name Murphy he is full of mischief and energy which makes him rather good
fun to be around, I am currently hoping to do horse agility with him
he's pretty good at what he's done so far.
And this is Bayfields Pippin Lord
Derby, and yes I know big name for such a small pony, we normally just
call him Pip. He is the only male horse that is still entire in the
herd, I did want to have him gelded but that hasn't worked out just
yet, still he is mostly a perfect little gentleman with me so I guess
I can't ask for more than that.
So there you go that's
the lot of our herd big and small I'll be doing a new post soon with
more of a subject other than hey I'm back.
Well I hope you have all
been happy and healthy in my absence, if I get the time I'll try to
stop by your blogs and see what you've been up too.
Welcome back Edward! Many times I have wondered how you were and wondered if we would ever hear from you again. I am thrilled you have decided to get back in to blogging again. It's great to see the horses are doing so well too.
ReplyDeleteI know that sometimes it is hard to find things to blog about, but I have found that even a few photos and a few words to say hi, is enough for most.
Again, it is so good to see you again.
Have a great weekend. xo
So Happy Am I You Returned!!!
ReplyDeleteYa Know, Sometimes A Blogger Break Is Just What one Needs. We Did Miss You, But Look, Here You Are!
The Horse Shots Of The Muzzles Was Very Cute. Mady Looked UN
Impressed..Funny.
Glad They Are Fine...And I've A
Question.
I Think Its An English Reference,"Life Of Riley"...Was He A Spy?
A very big thank you all for the comments
ReplyDeleteAllhorsestuff, I don't know if Riley was a spy, but the expression living the life of Riley means living a happy and contented life with someone paying to keep you, the original origin of the expression is not certain.
Hope that helps
Thanks again everyone.
Regards
Edward
Glad your back :-) your horses are all so gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHey you're back!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by & leaving a comment on my blog, otherwise I wouldn't have known!
You're horses are looking great, Nico looks like he's going really well for you too.
Well done on being creative with your jumps. I made some really good fillers years ago out of marine ply. You get two two foot high, eight foot wide fillers out of each sheet of ply and you can paint them up any way you want - fake bricks, polka dots, zigzags etc. I attached each filler to a longer plank so it made a fairly wide jump - ie so it matched the poles we had.