I have always found that when you lose a special horse another special one that needs you finds you, perhaps Suzie has found you. She will never be Sasa but she will be special in a different way.
totally agree with this ^^^...
I have always found that when you lose a special horse another special one that needs you finds you, perhaps Suzie has found you. She will never be Sasa but she will be special in a different way.
thank you
the sky is crying for her today, gentle snowflakes as soft and gentle as my little sasa
i know i did all i could, given the information i had, i just have a horrible big hole where my heart should be
there is a 5 year old comtois mare, suzie, going for slaughter next week. do i don't i.
thank you
the sky is crying for her today, gentle snowflakes as soft and gentle as my little sasa
i know i did all i could, given the information i had, i just have a horrible big hole where my heart should be
there is a 5 year old comtois mare, suzie, going for slaughter next week. do i don't i.
I have always found that when you lose a special horse another special one that needs you finds you, perhaps Suzie has found you. She will never be Sasa but she will be special in a different way.
Oh I TOTALLY agree with this! For example, this very weekend last year, I'd sent Roo off to a lovely new loaner mummy on the Saturday and came home to look for a short, fat, hairy pony to loan. Someone pointed me in Jack's direction (as you are probably aware he was very underweight and not a happy-chappy at ALL) Dom's reaction to Jack's photo on the PC is now also well-documented but in case you didn't know - my normal laid-back, placid OH(who lets all things "horse" wash over him) saw Jack and veritably INSISTED that we go to see him.... Dom is not an assertive man either! A year ago tomorrow saw us trudge halfway across the country for me to try a strange horse in winds so strong you had to lean into them to stop yourself going over.... and he was delivered 48 hours later. One year on, he's filled out, he's happy, compliant and has a totally different frame of mind.... even Mr Poohsmate will confirm this.I have always found that when you lose a special horse another special one that needs you finds you, perhaps Suzie has found you. She will never be Sasa but she will be special in a different way.