Today was perfect. It was sunny and bright, and then it rained - all while continuing to be sunny and bright. When I was younger, I always heard that when it rained and the sun was out, that meant the devil was beating his wife. It is funny, because now as an adult, I always have that thought pop into my head when this happens...
The colors outside after a good summer soaking are so bright.
Rose got a good soaking, while Hazel opted to stay in the shelter until the rain stopped.... I stand out in the field sometimes in total awe of how beautiful she is. Ten years old, never been ridden, and no real manners instilled. She is a wild one.... I see what my dad saw in her. I am grateful every single day to have had the resources to take her in, and I cannot believe that I as much as I love animals, I never had any interest in getting to know the equine variety.... Had she not been one of the loves that my dad left behind, I may have never known this kind of love.
.....and the beautiful Hazel. Such a different being altogether. Her history is partially documented in the form of her scars. An old working horse. I am glad to be able to have her here as a companion to Rose. They are now inseparable. Rose never had a companion until Hazel came here. Hopefully she will be around for a long time. Sometimes just being in the presence of these two makes me feel like I am in a fairytale...
After feeding Eddie dinner, I noticed I left the food bin open. He had no qualms about helping himself.... ha!
I decided since I was home all day (and going in and out) and couldn't do any yard work for some time because of either the rain or the super wet grass, I would let Eli help me out.... I regularly checked on him either through windows or the peephole...... When I noticed he was on the porch, I decided to go out and hang with him a bit before putting him back in the pasture for the evening.
...at the end of the day, I watched some tv with Christian, we finished off the galette, and I drew a bath before calling it a day.....
Night, y'all!
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