It’s been a long and difficult day. For Harry, last night was sleepless, so he is in rough shape. I trust he will sleep tonight. He is in Carolyn’s capable and compassionate care for the second night. I came home for rest before a big day tomorrow. The X ray has been taken at Surrey […]
The hospital is quite a different place on Monday! After a relatively quiet weekend, it was hopping (so to speak) today, with many surgical patients arriving. I set out to Starbucks first thing for my drug of choice, and breakfast for Harry. There on the seat of the car was the play script I thought
Living on a farm, even a little one like ours, is full of unexpected small crises. We are always happy when it’s a thing that goes wrong, and not an animal. Today, Bart’s automatic waterer began to steam! It appears the thermostat needs to be replaced. The electrician (neither Harry nor I would dream of
This blog post is really just to test and see if I have figured out the “Subscribe” notification. It is very humbling to try to find my way through the forest of technology. I am tempted to turn to typing and copying a newsletter instead of blogging! But then, postage prices are significant now, ever
I’m writing a short post with nothing much to say, just to test the “subscribe” function on the blog. The horses endured a miserable change in the weather today, and there is snow in the forecast. Enough already, as far as I am concerned! Again, I am so grateful to Marianne, who is doing all