March 2025

An early start today, turning the horses out to a chilly pasture, then off to Quest for bloodwork. My annual checkup is scheduled for Friday. This promises to be a very busy week, and today was no exception. I had time for only a few pictures, as I muddled my way through more activities than […]

We have been fortunate to know many interesting people, and Bob Duffy was certainly one of those. He was a treasured member of the St. Louis community, a journalist, a teacher, and a friend who lifted spirits whenever we crossed paths. Today, we went to a magnificent ceremony at Graham Chapel that filled us with

And suddenly, March is almost gone! A misty start turned to gentle rain. The Irish horses were quite happy with that, and Stone has decided that he is almost Irish, by association. I figured the rain had washed clean the bird board, and the birds looked very hungry, so I put out some food, which

This has been a very blustery March. Today was extremely windy and warm. The simple Friday I envisioned did not come to pass. Nathan arrived early to remove a hose and a hydraulic coupler from the tractor. I had the simple task of going to Wentzville for a new hose and a coupler. I won’t

Our friend, Joe, came bearing lunch and other nice things today. He also brought some rain. Last year, he drove here (more than an hour) in the worst rainstorm we have ever seen, and it does seem that rain often coincides with his visits. Nonetheless, we enjoy his company immensely. Today was Opening Day for