Grocery Shopping
Tag: Wordless Wednesday
Update: Bunny died 
Dogs found this baby cottontail last night and spent a good half hour torturing it before we discovered them. Seems to be unhurt, but was/is in shock. 
- Last night, barely moving or breathing.
This morning, breathing evenly, more movement.
Still hasn't eaten or drunk water, but doing much better.
Gibbs 2/28/12
Gibbs and CC
Strong, independent, loving, unpredictable, a little nuts. My mom:
Before:
Before
Gibbs Currently:
Gibbs Trotting
Looking good!
Bonus Pic:
I look stoked, Gibbs wishes I would drop 50 lbs. Also, my eyes are totally closed. Photographer FAIL.
Still Taking Donations to Help Gibbs. He eats 1 bag of Equine Senior and 1 bag of All in One per week, plus his shavings he costs about $45 a week just to maintain right now. Any little bit helps.
Purebred retired working cattle dog. He found “religion.” Refused to herd anything after the age of 6 except his rubber bucket. He’s been in blissful retirement at the Stoppani Ranch since July 2007. He’s now about 10 years old. Also, Bobo is intact and a very good dog. Passes on his good temperament and pre retirement work ethic. See Pixie she was the 10th puppy from his first litter. (Seriously, covered the bitch one time and had ten puppies. Dude is POTENT)
Bobo The Wonder Dumb! In full wonder dumb glory.
Bobo and his "Bucket" aka a $5 rubber feed pan from the feed store. Best toy ever, it lasts all year.
Wonderdumb
This used to be a feed pan. Now it's a frisbee.
- This is my NOMS. You can’t has it.
A tour of where I grew up.
The beginning of our long driveway. Last house on the left.
Foaling Shed to the right as you enter the gate
My Arena, yes there's a tree in the far right corner.
Foaling pasture to the right
Arena Pasture to the left complete with Bandit my mother's 31 yr old Smokey Bandit bred cutting horse
View down the driveway
Right side of the house including front door. My room is in the right corner.
Left side of the house and Bobo
View from our living room. 3 stall shedrow barn with hay storage and tack.
That completes the exterior tour of the house. 