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Here I am catching up on the blog because I have been catching up with friends in real life. Monday brought glorious warm weather and a visit from a dear friend and her daughter, Susan and Sophia, from New York City. We last saw Susan in New York on our final trip before the pandemic. […]

There wasn’t much melt last night, but it finally warmed up today, and only in the shade is there ice and snow now. I wish I didn’t have a weather app on my phone, telling me what is coming this week. At present, we will stay in the moment, and enjoy it. For the horses,

It was very cold last night, so what melting there had been, froze and became more unpleasant than ever. I could not lock the horses into the paddocks, as the frozen mud was too awful, so they had another day out in the fields. I was uninspired about photography, since it is pretty much the

I am tired by this seesaw of a winter, and I think I sounded a bit complaining yesterday about the work of having horses at home. I wanted to emphasize that it is not all that easy, but I failed to point out the benefits, which, of course far outweigh the responsibilities. You can see

The day began, after bad weather preparations in the barn, with a trip to St. Louis for delivery of a sculpture. A Bob Gibson was purchased by O’Connell’s Pub – a place where it will be displayed and appreciated. We were treated to lunch at the pub and enjoyed meeting colorful characters there. It was,