no rain today!

While there is no rain with over 69 inches of rain for the year the ground is saturated to such an extent any rain causes us issues. 

With one day of no rain there is finally a crust of dry layer on the mud.  As soon as you walk on it you fall through and slide into the muddy muck just below the crust.   It is almost like walking on a glowing flow of lava but not being aware it is there till it is too late.  Thank goodness this is not my volcano hike, but a nasty ankle deep slide into horse manure on top of saturated soil....

 

 

I can not wait for a few more days of no rain...
I enjoy my little walk up to the barn, but with my hot water that goes on their feed morning and night ... the slop of mud makes it a little more risky that I prefer for my bad leg.

Loving life, my horses, my hubby, and the beautiful day!
aegF

All about mud

They are ankle deep in mud.. But I do have stall mats around and in the barn.

hard to believe

It is hard to believe I have not posted here in MONTHS.
I am sorry to those who were trying to follow me; but with rare comments, emails etc... I tend to fall off the radar wondering if anyone ever reads this thing.

At any rate.... As work as started to slow... my horses are finally healthy and happy (I hope), as the sun started to fade to only a few hours of the day so did my outlook on my days. 

I have settled into my hum drum of life... but I have yet to have quality time with my family hours away for quite some time now.  I think this and not being able to ride any time I like has started to drag me into a darker view of life. 

I shall at least start posting the start of my day from the phone as I once did.  I am hoping to post more of Navarre's progress with his new food and how much he loves to be out eating grass once or twice a day for a few minutes each time.

I can not make any more of a promise than the phone updates.  But hope to hear from some of you more often as that alone keeps me going more than you know.

my love to the world
AegF