A Visit to the Farm
I
truly want to foster animals when I move to Kentucky, so today I spent some
time in Maple Park on the farm. I needed to see if my allergies would flare, when I was in a barn or around horses.
I am so happy that I didn’t react. A big thank you to Dr. James Lee for finding Judy and her wonderful
animals for me. I am so happy and
relieved that it all worked out well.
I passed this co-op on my way out to the farm |
There's the farm in the distance Oops- driving and photographing! |
This is the horse I brushed, groomed, and rub my face on to see how I would react. He was a sweet old guy. |
Wearing my old oversized clothes and coat doesn't make for a good picture - but I ended up covered in horse hair, so it was a good choice. |
You will notice I was talking to Judy the entire photo time, but here I was sharing my love with this beautiful horse. |
Tall, dark, and beautiful |
I was literally surrounded by horses, and loved every minute of it. |
I could have stayed there all day. |
This one snuck up behind me |
Aren't they amazing? |
Jeez Louise! I love them all! |
I think my hair smelled good. |
The one I am petting is young. |
I love the stalls. Judy's family is the fifth generation on this farm. The stalls are so awesome. |
They also had four dogs, so I took this picture on my way to the car. |
My Gorgeous Girls
I
love this plaque that I saw on the wall at the Veterinary Clinic. It is a
reminder that our pets are with us forever, even in Heaven. I believe that even
if I have never read it in the Bible. I think I believe this because I need to
think and believe that I will be reunited with all of my girls when I get to
Heaven.
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