Usually I don’t do seasonal blogs but this year, it feels special to list a number of horsey things I’m thankful for.
1) A fresh snowfall and the joy of putting the first hoofprints in the pasture snow.
2) I am still healthy enough to swing a leg over.
3) Dear friends and horse people to talk about horses with incessantly and ride with.
3) There are more than a few good days of winter here in Santa Fe, not very predictable, but in which we can ride out on the trail.
4) I have more tack than I know what to do with.
5) A barnful of hay, with that wonderful cold winter scent on it, a dusting of snow skirting the edges.
6) Zuzka, my 21-year-old mare, with her efficient management skills and go-to attitude.
7) Khami, my 24-year-old gelding, who would like there to be food available 24 hours a day.
8) Patches, Ariana’s 16-year-old Paint gelding, who is in love with all the mares on the place and all those he hasn’t met yet.
9) Jazzmine, 10-year-old Arab mare, who keeps her mind open to learning all types of new things.
10) A warm place to come back to when all the horsey stuff is done with a fairly tolerant family. Oh, and as part of that, a little grandson who loves horses!
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Lovely list, Susan! High on my own list are this outstanding blog…and you!
Aw, thanks, Ruella!
Reblogged this on Body Language and commented:
What are you thankful for in the way of horses, and family who may make horses all possible? Give it some thought this holiday season and create your own list! Here’s mine!