Zee New Horse!

Well, I was so tired this morning, I knew there was no way I could manage PE. So here I am at home, uploading horse pictures!

I'm not sure if I should be proud or ashamed.

In any case, The New Horse, Trish!

Carolyn and Alainna are QUITE enamored with her. Girls and horses, what can I say?

She's quite a pretty horse. Carolyn is excited because she's the same colors as her cat, Dandy.
You can tell from this picture Trish is still pretty skinny.

The girls are REALLY excited.

ESPECIALLY Carolyn. (As you can see!)

"Hello?" Trish has never been in a pasture before. She likes it.

I love my sisters. The most adorable. Yes.

Carolyn told me she woke up this morning and asked herself, "Was it all a dream?" But there was Trish, waiting for her  down in the pasture.

Carolyn shared she was glad to FINALLY be the one who "knows something," rather than being the sibling who is always being TAUGHT. Must be tough to be the youngest.

"And here's the water, Trishie."

I love the suppressed glee in Carolyn's face. :3

Carolyn kept complaining at Alainna to "Stop being so beautiful! Augh!"  Heh.

Of course, Logosites showed up to help brush the horsie. (Who rolled in poop after galloping through the pasture.)

Zach, NATURALLY, was there. Heh. I think Camina thinks he's Peter. 

I love this picture. It's a bad picture, really, no faces, poor lighting, too much background ... but I loved my sisters leading the horse around the pasture, and this captures my feelings zigackly.

I know Peter misses his kitty, so I took some pictures of her WITH ANOTHER MAN!

JUST FOR YOU, PYOT! <3

Apparently, there is now a class at Logos called "Agricultural Science," and you get a half credit if you show up and help do all the horsie things.

You can see how winter-furry Trish is here. She's 20 years old (ish), but because she's all fuzzy for winter she kinda looks like a colt. Heh.

Carolyn is still in seventh heaven. She said it was hard getting up early this morning. ("I hate my alarm! Augh!") But she also said that when she went down to the pasture, it was just sunrise. Trish saw her coming, and neighed. As she trotted down to get her food, she was silhouetted against the morning light, and the sight took Carolyn's breath away.

I think that's worth it.