He touched me! All by his ownself. Wow. Cool. The detatched, distant, vacant, evasive horse came up with curiousity and sniffed my elbow and brushed against me with his nose and wasn't afraid of the contact. Big stuff.
He still doesn't like it when I touch him though.
And I got stung for a THIRD time today! What the heck? I almost want to hole up in the house and hide from them.
Oh, man...bees are bad on both sides of the mountain! Sounds like Lea's gotten more than her fair share, and both City Boy and I have been stung this summer, too.
ReplyDeleteSo exciting that Anchor is coming along so well for you!
It's been really fun reading your latest posts!
ReplyDeleteThat's an "interesting" picture of the worms in the manure. I've never actually seen worms in my horse's manure, and I look pretty often. I always thought they must be microscopic or something.
ReplyDeleteHe must be quite a horse for everyone to be thinking they'd like to keep him!
Oh ick, again. I got stung yesterday again too but not a yello jacket. It just itches today. Nasty icky naughty bad bees.
ReplyDeleteIts exciting to see how Anchor is doing. He likes you.