Aww! they're sooo pretty! Isn't bob the all white one? What's the other one's name? the speckly one had at least three feet off the ground in most of those pictures! =)
I'm so glad I decided to bring the camera with me when I let the horses out on pasture for the first time. I only wish I'd caught it on film, too.
Dewey is such a handsome boy, but he can be quite clumsy at times. He tried to do a sliding stop in front of the barn and ended up loosing his balance and falling over. Nothing was hurt but his pride, but he looked so embarrassed;)
Freckles, on the other hand, can do some awesome sliding stops! That little pony still has a lot of life left in him=)
Bob does look cute:) Dewey kept trying to get him to run around, too, by running circles around him and kicking at him playfully, but Bob would have none of it - "Why would I run around when there's all of this wonderful grass to eat?!".
I think my personal favorite is either #1 or #4 - Freckles is so cute:)
Speaking of horses... it's not really looking like I'll be able to do any "conditioning" riding before I come out there... so for our ride(s), I'm just gonna have to hop on, and man up. (Lou's butt burn, here I come!)
Hey, that's okay:) I think you'll be just fine, and we'll have tons of fun! I can hardly wait!=D
LOL! We have a sheepskin pad that we can put on the saddle so you don't have that problem;)
Oh yeah, and that little spotted maniac who's 25+ going on 3 (aka Freckles) is what you'll be riding:D
And I just realized that Alex will get to go riding with us because I won't have to "steal" his horse for someone else to ride this time - he'll be very happy about that:)
Actually, he did give his blessing and his permission when you rode him..after I talked him into it;)
Yep, gotta do that soon!
Oh, Sunday was so much fun! I wish we could have stayed for singing, but Mom actually lasted a lot longer than I thought she would, so that was good. We'll have to have a picture exchange:)
*Laughing hysterically* Permission to ride - Oh! Haha. . . Oh dear. That would take some talking into... You're a wonder, my dear. And to only think - after all that, he refused to canter, and I was forced to use the reins on his stubborn hide! It did work like a charm, if you recall... I'll have to remember that in future.
An-nyway. . . =)
Yes, your Mom did really well. I'm so glad she was feeling good enough to come!
I missed you sadly for the singing, but there's always a next time.