We know snow looks like here:
Christmas wreath on the gate that is open at the moment of this photo and luckily nobody unwelcome pulled into the driveway (yes, I can be antisocial). The wreath on a closed gate says "Merry Christmas, please keep driving past, not in". That's not too antisocial, right?
Java. Baby Java. The most wonderful horse in the world. She is watching the boys (Stretch and Lobster), I am near their paddocks. Super Princess Baby Java likes to be near the barn best, but that does not stop her from supervising at all times.
Snow...
Stretch. The new guy. He is AWESOME. I thought I was going to die when he first arrived, but we get along great. He was extremely nervious when he arrived, is bigger than Java and very sensitive. We do yoga together after meditation hour daily and then everything is OK. Just kidding, he settled in well, and gets fed constantly (ulcer prone) and he realizes that I can be useful for things like delivering food to his paddock or stall at any moment, gentle grooming sessions and... food. And, Stretch likes Java, he gets bonus points for that. We are both very relaxed around eachother now, and he knows that he is safe and his job is to gain weight and get old and chill. He happens to be cute too. I'll get some pics of his adorable face soon.
Lobster is right next to him in another paddock (the infamous sacrafice paddock that we split into two). Not that Lobster and Stretch seem to appreciate eachother much, but they are a good pair up there.
Lobster on the right of photo: "Hey Stretch, want to pretend to be friends?".
Stretch: "Hey Lobster, No."
Lobster: "Hey Stretch, I have tons of hay, but do you want to share some of your alfalfa cubes?"
Stretch: "Hey Lobster, No."
That's OK, Lobs is allowed candy, apples, etc, and Stretch is not.
I'll go take more photos now and post more later. :)
