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Howdy, readers! I am back with you for another monthly check-in. Long story short, not much has changed since my last post. Other than the routine hum of my doing horse care (and barn cat) chores, it is quiet in my backyard.
Overall, the weather in February was not as harsh as January’s extended arctic blast. Yet February’s weather was not without its own ...
Howdy, readers! It is good to be back with you after a month of silence. For the near future, I am trying out a new format, blogging once a month instead of weekly.
I would like to extend my condolences to everyone who found themselves in the path of the recent monster storm across much of the USA. I was and am with you in spirit and reality.
...Congratulations! If you are reading this, you made it to 2026!
But first, let me back up a bit. Generally, I like to pause my blogging during the last two/three weeks of the calendar year. I want to take the time to truly immerse myself in the Advent season. Do more Bible reading. Attend extra church services. Listen to the traditional Christmas song...
We have a new visitor just in time for Christmas. This little tabby cat arrived at my property the week before last. His appearance coincided with breakfast on a cold morning. Unfortunately, he has created all kinds of havoc in outsized proportions to his diminutive stature.
In the span of a week, I spent approximately $400 in unexpected vet bills on...
Grey, seemingly cloudless skies
Skeletal trees
Snow and mud
A stiff, cold breeze
These are the conditions
A midwestern horse owner knows
Not to mention frosty fingers
And iceicles in the nose
Year after year, I put myself through it
I really don’t know just how I do it
But come spring, summer, fall, I feel s...