In 2009, The Crouchers came to live here. They were four feral kittens born in University City. Friends named Crouch (hence the collective appellation) trapped, vaccinated and fixed the youngsters, opting NOT to have their ears cropped in hopes that would make them more likely to find homes. Alas, they were almost impossible to place, […]
And Then There was One… September 25 Read More »
The dog days returned this week. It was brutally hot and dry. Riding was put on the back burner (again) as there was a lot going on. Bart had earned some down time at the horse show, and it was just too hot and busy to put Oisin and Stone back to work. The big
Another Busy Week, And It’s Autumn – September 22 Read More »
Harry returned last night, exhausted, but buoyed by gratitude, after the Honor Flight. The dogs and I drove to Columbia, and I was completely unprepared for the magnitude of this event. As I turned in to the hotel, there was a massive flag hanging over the road, and huge crowds of people ready to welcome
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The horse show finished today, but I elected to quit while I was ahead yesterday, and did not enter the Classic. Jane and I (and Eddy) went to watch the Maclay Regional Equitation class. Harry and Weedy joined us for a short visit, and Eddy left with them, while Jane and I watched the jumpers.
Honor Flight – September 15 Read More »
Clover is home with Jane, and coping after her eye injury. After thinking about it, Jane wonders if the tear in Clover’s third eyelid may have been caused by outdoor cat, Tim Morris. He looks very like Bobby, the indoor cat. Clover was fine at breakfast, then went out to tinkle, and perhaps she approached
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