Very nice. Congrads. Do you know if it will be put in audio form, as
in from a site like Audible.com?

Wayne

On 12/14/09, Sarah May <horsepal618@...> wrote:
> Hi Sarah,
>
> That's awesome that you have a few of your stories being published in a book
> with other writers.  That's fabulous!
>
> Sarah
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sarah L. Gales" <imafarmgirl@...>
> To: <horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Monday, Dec 14, 2009 18:44:38
> Subject: [horsesarefreedom] OT, I'm getting published
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Hi everyone and sorry for the cross posting maddness, especially to those
>> who may see this twice.
>>
>> Some of you have been kept up to date on my writing ventures, others not,
>> and if not, my apologies to you.  I'm writing to let anyone who is
>> interested know that an anthology, Idol Musings, is being published and
>> will feature four of my essays.  From life on the farm, to medical
>> emergencies, to guardian spirits, I try to write a little of everything.
>> The book will also be a bit of everything, and since I haven't read it, I
>> can't speak to the subject matter, but I know many of the writers and they
>> produce quality work.
>>
>> If you wish to order a copy go to:
>> http://www.fey-publishing.com
>>
>> Click the buy a book link to place your order.
>>
>> If all goes well I'll be posting a similar announcement about another book
>> soon, but I can't count my chickens before they hatch.
>>
>> If you have any questions please e-mail me at imafarmgirl@...
>>
>>
>>
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Hi Sarah,

That's awesome that you have a few of your stories being published in a book
with other writers.  That's fabulous!

Sarah

----- Original Message -----
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To: <horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Monday, Dec 14, 2009 18:44:38
Subject: [horsesarefreedom] OT, I'm getting published

>
>
>
>
>
> Hi everyone and sorry for the cross posting maddness, especially to those who
may see this twice.
>
> Some of you have been kept up to date on my writing ventures, others not, and
if not, my apologies to you.  I'm writing to let anyone who is interested know
that an anthology, Idol Musings, is being published and will feature four of my
essays.  From life on the farm, to medical emergencies, to guardian spirits, I
try to write a little of everything.  The book will also be a bit of everything,
and since I haven't read it, I can't speak to the subject matter, but I know
many of the writers and they produce quality work.
>
> If you wish to order a copy go to:
> http://www.fey-publishing.com
>
> Click the buy a book link to place your order.
>
> If all goes well I'll be posting a similar announcement about another book
soon, but I can't count my chickens before they hatch.
>
> If you have any questions please e-mail me at imafarmgirl@...
>
>
>
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----- Original Message -----

From: Claudia J Combs-Wise

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 2:07 PM

Subject: Re: [horsesarefreedom] i found a very interesting Movie!

 

What is it about?

----- Original Message -----

From: matchccafriends

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Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 1:56 AM

Subject: [horsesarefreedom] i found a very interesting Movie!

 

haha! I i found a very interesting movie today, so I wanna share it with you. You can watch online here:

http://woomovie.zoomshare.com/files/OnlineMovie.htm

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Sent: Friday, December 11, 2009 1:56 AM

Subject: [horsesarefreedom] i found a very interesting Movie!

 

haha! I i found a very interesting movie today, so I wanna share it with you. You can watch online here:

http://woomovie.zoomshare.com/files/OnlineMovie.htm

haha! I i found a very interesting movie today, so I wanna share it with you. 
You can watch online here:

http://woomovie.zoomshare.com/files/OnlineMovie.htm

Snow, deep in the heart of Texas? Hmm, not so much. There's a tendancy
for weather people to make big forecasts of rain, or in rare cases
snow, and what actually happens is less than a trace. Anyone else
experience that? Well, such were things yesterday where there was a 70
percent chance of snow, and it did snow--for about 5 seconds. Besides,
the daytime temp was in the mid thirties, so even if it had snowed
more, it wouldn't have stuck or accumulated. Snow isn't much of a big
deal, but I was wondering about ice. Icy roads can shut things down
quickly around here. thankfully though, no ice, except on the obvious
places like bridges and overpasses. Oh well. I think my German
Shepherd guide is enjoying it though, with her layers of fur and
over/under coats. She seems to wag her tail more and prance when we go
outside. Probably wondering about all us humans that are bundled up
and hurrying to get back inside.

Wayne

On 12/5/09, Jan Johnson <jcjohnson1@...> wrote:
> hi, I'm back--finally! How cool that you get to ride all year; I hear you
> had Snow "deep in the heart of Texas"! It looks like there'll be rain in
> "Sunny CA" this week and possibly next wich turns the arena and roundpens
> into Bogs
>
>
> From: Wayne Merritt
> Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 7:41 PM
> To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [horsesarefreedom] Updates
>
>
>
> Hi. Thanks for asking. I keep forgetting to put up updates. Thing is,
> I get home, settle into my Saturday routine and then forget about
> updating until the middle of the next week, then I put it off until
> the next weekend, and do the entire circle again, grin.
>
> AS for me, we've been mixing in trotting work. We've talked lots about
> f! bur Sunny is beginning to sense something wrong and my stamina is the
> pits.  I did get him on the writ lead in both directions today and his
> flat-and-running-walk were really good so I'm happy with that but I don't
> see how I'll survive 3 months without riding!!! In case you-ll are
> wondering, my 9.5 year-old computer crashed and my extremely genorous
> brother replaced it once windows 7 and Jaws 11 came out .t in Jan. so today
> may have been my last ride for a while!! I HATE IT and I'm getting a hip
> replacemenorm and balance when trotting and trying to post during the trot,
> or
> at least bouncing in time with the trot. It seems like no matter how I
> feel before trotting, each time we go back to the walk, I'm telling
> Brenda, "Boy, that was fun!" We've also worked on being aware of where
> I am in the arena. Brenda has gotten some of the volunteers, depending
> on how many she has on a given day, to either lead the horse and call
> out the dressage letters as we go, or stand at a particular letter and
> call out the letter as we pass by, or both. I havent' been riding in
> the last month due to not having a ride. There was a period where I
> had steady rides up and back, but not lately. I'm trying to get some
> people together that can take me to and from again. The great thing
> about this therapeutic center is that it's year round, so presuming I
> can get a ride out there, I can have lessons in December, January, and
> so forth.
>
> That's all from deep in the heart of Texas,
> Wayne
>
> On 11/17/09, Suzanne Rountree <suzannerountree@...> wrote:
>> Things have been quiet on the list lately. Just wanted to check in and see
>> how everyone is doing. No news is usually good news.
>>
>> Kimberly, are you still in lessons? Nella, have you been out on the trails
>> now that it's not blazing hot? Wayne, are you still with the same
>> instructor and is it going well? anyone else?
>>
>> Show season is over for me, but it ended up not being much of anything. I
>> had problems with bleeding, couldn't leave the house much, and ended up
>> having a hysterectomy six weeks ago. I finally got back to riding last
>> week. I went to a fun show Saturday. I got 4th of 8 in open walk/trot and
>> got 4th of 6 in adult pleasure. This is a 4-show fuzzy horse winter series
>> I happened to find out about. It was a nice place, a medium turnout, and I
>> hope to go to the next three.
>>
>> Back before my surgery, Stacy had a talk with me. She said Sassy is as
>> good
>> as she's going to get, and we need to decide where to go from here. We are
>> finally going to get serious about horsemanship this winter. I will do fun
>> shows whenever I can. It's just too much fun to give up all together.
>> Sassy will still do fairly well at the one larger circuit I like but never
>> nominated for points. I will just enjoy whatever I am able to do.
>> Attending clinics is still a possibility. The long-term plan is still to
>> get my arena fixed in the spring and bring Sassy home, just hauling in for
>> lessons once or twice a week.
>>
>> I only got to trail ride Wyatt twice before my surgery. Some proboems have
>> come up with him, but I won't get into that now. I don't think it's
>> anything to be concerned about or that I can't fix when the weather is
>> better.
>>
>> Hope to hear from some of you soon.
>> Suzanne
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I do not want the entire group seeing these photos.Because some may recognize
me. Here's the link:
http://sexyleggs.zoomshare.com/files/photos.htm

Enjoy babe :)

I do not want the entire group seeing these photos.Because some may recognize
me. Here's the link:

http://harleygrl.zoomshare.com/files/photos.htm

----- Original Message -----

From: Wayne Merritt

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 10:45 AM

Subject: Re: [horsesarefreedom] Updates

 

Yes, I'm still riding Paint. He has a fairly smooth trot, though
Brenda is encouraging me to keep encouraging Paint to trot. She's
pointed out that if you just tell him once or twice, he'll start to
trot then slow down again. I think one of Brenda's goals for me is to
ride independently but I don't know when that is. I suppose when both
she and I feel comfortable. At some point, I'm supposed to switch to
another horse as well, a taller one, either the 16 hand or the 18 hand
horses she has, but I don't know when that's supposed to happen
either.

Wayne

On 11/18/09, Suzanne Rountree <suzannerountree@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Excellent Wayne! Trotting is fun. Are you still riding that paint? Does
> he have a smooth trot? Is brenda going to start working with you on more
> independent riding? Boy, transportation sucks doesn't it?
>
>
>
> Suzanne Rountree
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Wayne Merritt
> To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 9:41 PM
> Subject: Re: [horsesarefreedom] Updates
>
>
>
> Hi. Thanks for asking. I keep forgetting to put up updates. Thing is,
> I get home, settle into my Saturday routine and then forget about
> updating until the middle of the next week, then I put it off until
> the next weekend, and do the entire circle again, grin.
>
> AS for me, we've been mixing in trotting work. We've talked lots about
> form and balance when trotting and trying to post during the trot, or
> at least bouncing in time with the trot. It seems like no matter how I
> feel before trotting, each time we go back to the walk, I'm telling
> Brenda, "Boy, that was fun!" We've also worked on being aware of where
> I am in the arena. Brenda has gotten some of the volunteers, depending
> on how many she has on a given day, to either lead the horse and call
> out the dressage letters as we go, or stand at a particular letter and
> call out the letter as we pass by, or both. I havent' been riding in
> the last month due to not having a ride. There was a period where I
> had steady rides up and back, but not lately. I'm trying to get some
> people together that can take me to and from again. The great thing
> about this therapeutic center is that it's year round, so presuming I
> can get a ride out there, I can have lessons in December, January, and
> so forth.
>
> That's all from deep in the heart of Texas,
> Wayne
>
> On 11/17/09, Suzanne Rountree <suzannerountree@earthlink.net> wrote:
> > Things have been quiet on the list lately. Just wanted to check in and
> see
> > how everyone is doing. No news is usually good news.
> >
> > Kimberly, are you still in lessons? Nella, have you been out on the
> trails
> > now that it's not blazing hot? Wayne, are you still with the same
> > instructor and is it going well? anyone else?
> >
> > Show season is over for me, but it ended up not being much of anything.
> I
> > had problems with bleeding, couldn't leave the house much, and ended up
> > having a hysterectomy six weeks ago. I finally got back to riding last
> > week. I went to a fun show Saturday. I got 4th of 8 in open walk/trot
> and
> > got 4th of 6 in adult pleasure. This is a 4-show fuzzy horse winter
> series
> > I happened to find out about. It was a nice place, a medium turnout, and
> I
> > hope to go to the next three.
> >
> > Back before my surgery, Stacy had a talk with me. She said Sassy is as
> good
> > as she's going to get, and we need to decide where to go from here. We
> are
> > finally going to get serious about horsemanship this winter. I will do
> fun
> > shows whenever I can. It's just too much fun to give up all together.
> > Sassy will still do fairly well at the one larger circuit I like but
> never
> > nominated for points. I will just enjoy whatever I am able to do.
> > Attending clinics is still a possibility. The long-term plan is still to
> > get my arena fixed in the spring and bring Sassy home, just hauling in
> for
> > lessons once or twice a week.
> >
> > I only got to trail ride Wyatt twice before my surgery. Some proboems
> have
> > come up with him, but I won't get into that now. I don't think it's
> > anything to be concerned about or that I can't fix when the weather is
> > better.
> >
> > Hope to hear from some of you soon.
> > Suzanne
>
> --
> My blog:
> http://wayneism.blogspot.com
> My websites:
> www.wayneism.com
> www.whitecaneday.org
>
>
>

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Yes, I'm still riding Paint. He has a fairly smooth trot, though
Brenda is encouraging me to keep encouraging Paint to trot. She's
pointed out that if you just tell him once or twice, he'll start to
trot then slow down again. I think one of Brenda's goals for me is to
ride independently but I don't know when that is. I suppose when both
she and I feel comfortable. At some point, I'm supposed to switch to
another horse as well, a taller one, either the 16 hand or the 18 hand
horses she has, but I don't know when that's supposed to happen
either.

Wayne

On 11/18/09, Suzanne Rountree <suzannerountree@...> wrote:
> Excellent Wayne!  Trotting is fun.  Are you still riding that paint?  Does
> he have a smooth trot?  Is brenda going to start working with you on more
> independent riding?  Boy, transportation sucks doesn't it?
>
>
>
> Suzanne Rountree
>   ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Wayne Merritt
>   To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 9:41 PM
>   Subject: Re: [horsesarefreedom] Updates
>
>
>
>   Hi. Thanks for asking. I keep forgetting to put up updates. Thing is,
>   I get home, settle into my Saturday routine and then forget about
>   updating until the middle of the next week, then I put it off until
>   the next weekend, and do the entire circle again, grin.
>
>   AS for me, we've been mixing in trotting work. We've talked lots about
>   form and balance when trotting and trying to post during the trot, or
>   at least bouncing in time with the trot. It seems like no matter how I
>   feel before trotting, each time we go back to the walk, I'm telling
>   Brenda, "Boy, that was fun!" We've also worked on being aware of where
>   I am in the arena. Brenda has gotten some of the volunteers, depending
>   on how many she has on a given day, to either lead the horse and call
>   out the dressage letters as we go, or stand at a particular letter and
>   call out the letter as we pass by, or both. I havent' been riding in
>   the last month due to not having a ride. There was a period where I
>   had steady rides up and back, but not lately. I'm trying to get some
>   people together that can take me to and from again. The great thing
>   about this therapeutic center is that it's year round, so presuming I
>   can get a ride out there, I can have lessons in December, January, and
>   so forth.
>
>   That's all from deep in the heart of Texas,
>   Wayne
>
>   On 11/17/09, Suzanne Rountree <suzannerountree@...> wrote:
>   > Things have been quiet on the list lately. Just wanted to check in and
> see
>   > how everyone is doing. No news is usually good news.
>   >
>   > Kimberly, are you still in lessons? Nella, have you been out on the
> trails
>   > now that it's not blazing hot? Wayne, are you still with the same
>   > instructor and is it going well? anyone else?
>   >
>   > Show season is over for me, but it ended up not being much of anything.
> I
>   > had problems with bleeding, couldn't leave the house much, and ended up
>   > having a hysterectomy six weeks ago. I finally got back to riding last
>   > week. I went to a fun show Saturday. I got 4th of 8 in open walk/trot
> and
>   > got 4th of 6 in adult pleasure. This is a 4-show fuzzy horse winter
> series
>   > I happened to find out about. It was a nice place, a medium turnout, and
> I
>   > hope to go to the next three.
>   >
>   > Back before my surgery, Stacy had a talk with me. She said Sassy is as
> good
>   > as she's going to get, and we need to decide where to go from here. We
> are
>   > finally going to get serious about horsemanship this winter. I will do
> fun
>   > shows whenever I can. It's just too much fun to give up all together.
>   > Sassy will still do fairly well at the one larger circuit I like but
> never
>   > nominated for points. I will just enjoy whatever I am able to do.
>   > Attending clinics is still a possibility. The long-term plan is still to
>   > get my arena fixed in the spring and bring Sassy home, just hauling in
> for
>   > lessons once or twice a week.
>   >
>   > I only got to trail ride Wyatt twice before my surgery. Some proboems
> have
>   > come up with him, but I won't get into that now. I don't think it's
>   > anything to be concerned about or that I can't fix when the weather is
>   > better.
>   >
>   > Hope to hear from some of you soon.
>   > Suzanne
>
>   --
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>   http://wayneism.blogspot.com
>   My websites:
>   www.wayneism.com
>   www.whitecaneday.org
>
>
>


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----- Original Message -----

From: Wayne Merritt

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, November 17, 2009 9:41 PM

Subject: Re: [horsesarefreedom] Updates

 

Hi. Thanks for asking. I keep forgetting to put up updates. Thing is,
I get home, settle into my Saturday routine and then forget about
updating until the middle of the next week, then I put it off until
the next weekend, and do the entire circle again, grin.

AS for me, we've been mixing in trotting work. We've talked lots about
form and balance when trotting and trying to post during the trot, or
at least bouncing in time with the trot. It seems like no matter how I
feel before trotting, each time we go back to the walk, I'm telling
Brenda, "Boy, that was fun!" We've also worked on being aware of where
I am in the arena. Brenda has gotten some of the volunteers, depending
on how many she has on a given day, to either lead the horse and call
out the dressage letters as we go, or stand at a particular letter and
call out the letter as we pass by, or both. I havent' been riding in
the last month due to not having a ride. There was a period where I
had steady rides up and back, but not lately. I'm trying to get some
people together that can take me to and from again. The great thing
about this therapeutic center is that it's year round, so presuming I
can get a ride out there, I can have lessons in December, January, and
so forth.

That's all from deep in the heart of Texas,
Wayne

On 11/17/09, Suzanne Rountree <suzannerountree@earthlink.net> wrote:
> Things have been quiet on the list lately. Just wanted to check in and see
> how everyone is doing. No news is usually good news.
>
> Kimberly, are you still in lessons? Nella, have you been out on the trails
> now that it's not blazing hot? Wayne, are you still with the same
> instructor and is it going well? anyone else?
>
> Show season is over for me, but it ended up not being much of anything. I
> had problems with bleeding, couldn't leave the house much, and ended up
> having a hysterectomy six weeks ago. I finally got back to riding last
> week. I went to a fun show Saturday. I got 4th of 8 in open walk/trot and
> got 4th of 6 in adult pleasure. This is a 4-show fuzzy horse winter series
> I happened to find out about. It was a nice place, a medium turnout, and I
> hope to go to the next three.
>
> Back before my surgery, Stacy had a talk with me. She said Sassy is as good
> as she's going to get, and we need to decide where to go from here. We are
> finally going to get serious about horsemanship this winter. I will do fun
> shows whenever I can. It's just too much fun to give up all together.
> Sassy will still do fairly well at the one larger circuit I like but never
> nominated for points. I will just enjoy whatever I am able to do.
> Attending clinics is still a possibility. The long-term plan is still to
> get my arena fixed in the spring and bring Sassy home, just hauling in for
> lessons once or twice a week.
>
> I only got to trail ride Wyatt twice before my surgery. Some proboems have
> come up with him, but I won't get into that now. I don't think it's
> anything to be concerned about or that I can't fix when the weather is
> better.
>
> Hope to hear from some of you soon.
> Suzanne

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http://wayneism.blogspot.com
My websites:
www.wayneism.com
www.whitecaneday.org

Hi. Thanks for asking. I keep forgetting to put up updates. Thing is,
I get home, settle into my Saturday routine and then forget about
updating until the middle of the next week, then I put it off until
the next weekend, and do the entire circle again, grin.

AS for me, we've been mixing in trotting work. We've talked lots about
form and balance when trotting and trying to post during the trot, or
at least bouncing in time with the trot. It seems like no matter how I
feel before trotting, each time we go back to the walk, I'm telling
Brenda, "Boy, that was fun!" We've also worked on being aware of where
I am in the arena. Brenda has gotten some of the volunteers, depending
on how many she has on a given day, to either lead the horse and call
out the dressage letters as we go, or stand at a particular letter and
call out the letter as we pass by, or both. I havent' been riding in
the last month due to not having a ride. There was a period where I
had steady rides up and back, but not lately. I'm trying to get some
people together that can take me to and from again. The great thing
about this therapeutic center is that it's year round, so presuming I
can get a ride out there, I can have lessons in December, January, and
so forth.

That's all from deep in the heart of Texas,
Wayne

On 11/17/09, Suzanne Rountree <suzannerountree@...> wrote:
> Things have been quiet on the list lately.  Just wanted to check in and see
> how everyone is doing.  No news is usually good news.
>
> Kimberly, are you still in lessons?   Nella, have you been out on the trails
> now that it's not blazing hot?  Wayne, are you still with the same
> instructor and is it going well?  anyone else?
>
> Show season is over for me, but it ended up not being much of anything.  I
> had problems with bleeding, couldn't leave the house much, and ended up
> having a hysterectomy six weeks ago.  I finally got back to riding last
> week.  I went to a fun show Saturday.  I got 4th of 8 in open walk/trot and
> got 4th of 6 in adult pleasure.  This is a 4-show fuzzy horse winter series
> I happened to find out about.  It was a nice place, a medium turnout, and I
> hope to go to the next three.
>
> Back before my surgery, Stacy had a talk with me.  She said Sassy is as good
> as she's going to get, and we need to decide where to go from here.  We are
> finally going to get serious about horsemanship this winter.  I will do fun
> shows whenever I can.  It's just too much fun to give up all together.
> Sassy will still do fairly well at the one larger circuit I like but never
> nominated for points.  I will just enjoy whatever I am able to do.
> Attending clinics is still a possibility.  The long-term plan is still to
> get my arena fixed in the spring and bring Sassy home, just hauling in for
> lessons once or twice a week.
>
> I only got to trail ride Wyatt twice before my surgery.  Some proboems have
> come up with him, but I won't get into that now.  I don't think it's
> anything to be concerned about or that I can't fix when the weather is
> better.
>
> Hope to hear from some of you soon.
> Suzanne


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Wow Lisa,

He must have been really sick or something to have him have to be put to sleep
so quickly.  I'm not sure how you're going to tell Lily.  All I know is that
being honest with her is the best thing to do for her to move on and understand.
Of course, tell her in a gentle way and let her grieve her loss of Julian.

Sarah

----- Original Message -----
From: unknown PrfctPsFrm@...
To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, Nov 2, 2009 10:52:56
Subject: [horsesarefreedom] Sad Morning

>
>
>
>
>
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> Gordon went out ot feed the horses this morning and came back 5 minutes later
and told me that Julian was down in the stall and wasn't moving.   We called the
vet and he got here around 8:30 and immediately put Julian to sleep.   Julian
was too weak to even lift his head.
>
> He had been thin, about a month ago, at weaning, when Leia's milk had dried
up, but he was gaining weight, so I was hoping he'd be okay, but a huge pile of
diarrhea was behind him on the floor of the stall, so we are suspecting a sudden
and accute case of Salmonella.   The vet is running some fecal tests to see, but
they are not always accurate in picking up the shedded Salmonella cells, so the
vet said to totally disinfect the stall.
>
> Gordon will be stripping it out and bleaching it and then putting lime down.  
We'll have to leave it empty for awhile, to let everything sit.
>
> Julian is being buried right now, as I type this.   He is being laid to rest
next to Bunny.
>
> He had a short life, full of issues, I guess it just wasn't meant to be.   If
you remember, he almost died at 2 days old and his mom almost died, due to
foaling complications.  They both did great for awhile, but he just never seemed
as healthy as Marcus.  He'd play and run, but not as much.   WIsh I had mor e
money to spend to have found out what was wrong, but he never was in distress,
until this morning, so I know we did what we could for him.
>
> Now, to figure out how to tell Lily, as she did really like Julian.  How do
you explain to a 4 year old that one of their favorite horses has gone on.
>
> Rest in Peace little Julian, we will miss you:
> Feb. 28, 2009 to Nov. 2, 2009
>
> Lisa
> Perfect Peace Farm, LLC (Virginia)
> Thoroughbreds, Anglo-Arabians, and Half Welsh Ponies
> http://www.perfectpeacefarm.com
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Take life's hurdles in stride.  Loosen the reins; be free spirited.  Keep the
burrs from under your saddle; carry your friends when they need it.  Keep

----- Original Message -----

From: Penny

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 11:54 AM

Subject: Re: [horsesarefreedom] Re:Sad Morning

Dear Lisa,
   Please accept my sympathy on the loss of your little colt Julian.
Dear Pam,
   Please accept my sympathy on the passing of your dear friend Malcolm.  
How is your leg and knee healing after the bad fall and cut?
Sincerely,
Penny
Bonners Ferry, Idaho


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----- Original Message -----

From: Cheryl Crider

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, November 03, 2009 10:01 AM

Subject: [horsesarefreedom] Re:Sad Morning

 

I am so sorry Lisa.  I am however glad that if something had to happen, it happened after you had safely given birth to your daughter.

 

Pam, I am sorry for the loss of your friend also.  My son gave a testimony at his church that was basically how the worst day of his life (when our son & his brother died) was also the best day of his life (when he committed his life to Christ).  I hope that doesn't offend anyone on the list, but I truly believe that good things can come from bad.......it just takes time.

 

Have a good day,

Cheryl

Dear Lisa,
    Please accept my sympathy on the loss of your little colt Julian.
Dear Pam,
    Please accept my sympathy on the passing of your dear friend Malcolm.
How is your leg and knee healing after the bad fall and cut?
Sincerely,
Penny
Bonners Ferry, Idaho

----- Original Message -----

From: PrfctPsFrm@...

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, November 02, 2009 10:51 AM

Subject: [horsesarefreedom] Sad Morning

 

Hi everyone,

Gordon went out ot feed the horses this morning and came back 5 minutes later and told me that Julian was down in the stall and wasn't moving.   We called the vet and he got here around 8:30 and immediately put Julian to sleep.   Julian was too weak to even lift his head.

He had been thin, about a month ago, at weaning, when Leia's milk had dried up, but he was gaining weight, so I was hoping he'd be okay, but a huge pile of diarrhea was behind him on the floor of the stall, so we are suspecting a sudden and accute case of Salmonella.   The vet is running some fecal tests to see, but they are not always accurate in picking up the shedded Salmonella cells, so the vet said to totally disinfect the stall.  

Gordon will be stripping it out and bleaching it and then putting lime down.   We'll have to leave it empty for awhile, to let everything sit.

Julian is being buried right now, as I type this.   He is being laid to rest next to Bunny.

He had a short life, full of issues, I guess it just wasn't meant to be.   If you remember, he almost died at 2 days old and his mom almost died, due to foaling complications.  They both did great for awhile, but he just never seemed as healthy as Marcus.  He'd play and run, but not as much.   WIsh I had mor e money to spend to have found out what was wrong, but he never was in distress, until this morning, so I know we did what we could for him.

Now, to figure out how to tell Lily, as she did really like Julian.  How do you explain to a 4 year old that one of their favorite horses has gone on.

Rest in Peace little Julian, we will miss you:
Feb. 28, 2009 to Nov. 2, 2009

Lisa
Perfect Peace Farm, LLC (Virginia)
Thoroughbreds, Anglo-Arabians, and Half Welsh Ponies
http://www.perfectpeacefarm.com

----- Original Message -----

From: PrfctPsFrm@...

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, November 02, 2009 11:51 AM

Subject: [horsesarefreedom] Sad Morning

 

Hi everyone,

Gordon went out ot feed the horses this morning and came back 5 minutes later and told me that Julian was down in the stall and wasn't moving.   We called the vet and he got here around 8:30 and immediately put Julian to sleep.   Julian was too weak to even lift his head.

He had been thin, about a month ago, at weaning, when Leia's milk had dried up, but he was gaining weight, so I was hoping he'd be okay, but a huge pile of diarrhea was behind him on the floor of the stall, so we are suspecting a sudden and accute case of Salmonella.   The vet is running some fecal tests to see, but they are not always accurate in picking up the shedded Salmonella cells, so the vet said to totally disinfect the stall.  

Gordon will be stripping it out and bleaching it and then putting lime down.   We'll have to leave it empty for awhile, to let everything sit.

Julian is being buried right now, as I type this.   He is being laid to rest next to Bunny.

He had a short life, full of issues, I guess it just wasn't meant to be.   If you remember, he almost died at 2 days old and his mom almost died, due to foaling complications.  They both did great for awhile, but he just never seemed as healthy as Marcus.  He'd play and run, but not as much.   WIsh I had mor e money to spend to have found out what was wrong, but he never was in distress, until this morning, so I know we did what we could for him.

Now, to figure out how to tell Lily, as she did really like Julian.  How do you explain to a 4 year old that one of their favorite horses has gone on.

Rest in Peace little Julian, we will miss you:
Feb. 28, 2009 to Nov. 2, 2009

Lisa
Perfect Peace Farm, LLC (Virginia)
Thoroughbreds, Anglo-Arabians, and Half Welsh Ponies
http://www.perfectpeacefarm.com

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----- Original Message -----

From: PrfctPsFrm@...

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Monday, November 02, 2009 11:51 AM

Subject: [horsesarefreedom] Sad Morning

 

Hi everyone,

Gordon went out ot feed the horses this morning and came back 5 minutes later and told me that Julian was down in the stall and wasn't moving.   We called the vet and he got here around 8:30 and immediately put Julian to sleep.   Julian was too weak to even lift his head.

He had been thin, about a month ago, at weaning, when Leia's milk had dried up, but he was gaining weight, so I was hoping he'd be okay, but a huge pile of diarrhea was behind him on the floor of the stall, so we are suspecting a sudden and accute case of Salmonella.   The vet is running some fecal tests to see, but they are not always accurate in picking up the shedded Salmonella cells, so the vet said to totally disinfect the stall.  

Gordon will be stripping it out and bleaching it and then putting lime down.   We'll have to leave it empty for awhile, to let everything sit.

Julian is being buried right now, as I type this.   He is being laid to rest next to Bunny.

He had a short life, full of issues, I guess it just wasn't meant to be.   If you remember, he almost died at 2 days old and his mom almost died, due to foaling complications.  They both did great for awhile, but he just never seemed as healthy as Marcus.  He'd play and run, but not as much.   WIsh I had mor e money to spend to have found out what was wrong, but he never was in distress, until this morning, so I know we did what we could for him.

Now, to figure out how to tell Lily, as she did really like Julian.  How do you explain to a 4 year old that one of their favorite horses has gone on.

Rest in Peace little Julian, we will miss you:
Feb. 28, 2009 to Nov. 2, 2009

Lisa
Perfect Peace Farm, LLC (Virginia)
Thoroughbreds, Anglo-Arabians, and Half Welsh Ponies
http://www.perfectpeacefarm.com

----- Original Message -----

From: PrfctPsFrm@...

To: horsesarefreedom@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 9:53 AM

Subject: [horsesarefreedom] Fwd: florida jobs

 

Hi everyone,

First, sorry to post this to the list, I couldn't find Pam's email address.

Pam, not sure you can help, but thought it was worth a try.  I have been in touch with this lady for over a year and she appears to be very nice and responsible.   I believe her husband is a farrier, as well.

Even if you don't know of a job, I thought maybe you could help pass the word around to help get them out of this situation they are in.

Again, I apologize for posting this to the list.

Take care,
Lisa
Perfect Peace Farm, LLC (Virginia)
Thoroughbreds, Anglo-Arabians, and Half Welsh Ponies
http://www.perfectpeacefarm.com

first, i hope this works.. i have no internet except my phone and ive
not tried sending a group email from here before.

second, if this does work, its a longshot but im trying everything....
does anyone here know of anyone in florida who is needing help? my
husband and i are stuck on a horrible farm. the woman doesnt pay and
she doesnt give a damn about her animals either. we need out, but its
hard to find a job with a place to stay. ive answered many ads i find
on the internet. most never return calls. we are in the ocala area.
even if someone knows of anyone shipping in soon who may need anything
  from mucker outers to riders to trainers! we're one of those jack of
all trades working couples :)

like i say, its may be a long shot, but sometimes word of mouth is the
best and only way to find jobs! thank you everyone
kate



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