I sure miss Woodrow and I miss endurance riding. I will always be grateful for my realtionship with this beautiful horse. He was one of those special companions.
The view from my old house in Klamath Falls, OR. Gorgeous landscapes and wilderness in that part of Oregon.
Me and Jillian from JillyBeJoyful. It has been a long distance friendship.
I am worried about the US, and the world.
I cut off my hair.
In the meantime, big Nick and I are working on our dressage and some baby jumps.
Griffin and I love each other SOOOOO much.
I do have some sewing to share and some art in the beginning stages. Hope all of you are cruising through the end of summer and making fun plans for the fall.
~mary
Love the haircut. We are spending the summer along the Oregon coast, and may move there next year. I love Oregon!
ReplyDeleteHi DK's wife, Bandon is one of my favorite places...have you been there?
DeleteI love your hair - I have always loved the colour and the new cut is so sassy. Your area looks so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteSummer Flies...great to hear from you!
DeleteWhat a nice catch-up. I love your hair!!! and I thought you looked slimmer in your last post, just didn't mention it. I sure hope your DH recovers, hip pain and sciatica are so awful and so depressing. I often think we should be able to age honorably, not with so many challenges!
ReplyDeleteYeah, aging is challenging for many of us. Thank you for the compliment-I have lost just a little weight and am sure more will shed in a month or so. I have been much more active lately.
DeleteHair is great Mary. How do you like it? I'm betting it feels very much cooler. Myself I've gone Jamie Lee Curtis short and am sticking to it.
ReplyDeleteHow is Nick doing with the jumps? He had beautiful form as a youngster but that was a while ago...Griff as cute as ever.Hope Ross can find a manageable solution.
Nick is enjoying the challenge of doing it correctly and cantering on the correct lead. Hey, wanted to let you know we saw cougar tracks this morning on the other side of the wash. !!
DeleteI hope your husband can find some relief. I wish he could see my chiropractor, who practices active release technique (ART). Maybe there is a practitioner in your area.
ReplyDeleteCool haircut! Love to see all your pix of your horses!!
I will let him know Kyle. Thank you, Mary
DeleteThis post was such a nice catchup. Hope your hubby mends.
ReplyDeleteme too. Thanks sewingkm
DeleteI love random posts. Keep us in the loop.
ReplyDeleteHey kathy, random is where I am lately.
DeleteYou have the BEST hair!!! Glad you've posted again.
ReplyDeleteEileen, thank you!
DeleteI always love reading your posts. You look great with short hair!
ReplyDeleteBev, thanks so much. You do too.
DeleteLove the hair, love the pics. Sending good energy for your husband's healing. Good to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynda, thank you :-)
DeleteLoved this post and all the pix, yours and others! That haircut slims you down and takes a few years off, too! Please, no unscheduled dismounts for you. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Michelle...no unscheduled dismounts I hope!
DeleteEnjoyable post, especially the aspect of living somewhere never expected. I suffered the same pains your hubby is having; physical therapy relieved all of it, and Medicare paid for it. Medicare and PT are keeping me out among 'em.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carol-that info helps! Glad you are feeling well.
DeleteThe hair cut is wonderful. Glad Nick and Griffin are keeping you company - nothing better. Sorry to hear about your husband's troubles. Having been a sufferer of back pain on and off for a few years, I can assure you that things do ebb and flow. Mind power and sense of humour are important, as is doing what you can even if you have pain. Sometimes mindfulness can really help too. And distraction works wonders as well.
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah Liz, sorry you deal with back issues as well.
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