Winter Breaks It’s hard to believe that it’s January the fourth in Manitoba, and I was able to water the horses with Jimmy, the water truck. Yesterday the temperature rose to a balmy, two degrees Celsius, or for those of you who think in Fahrenheit that’s almost
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Cin-O-Rama Charco I had owned many stallions, before Charco came into my life, all sorts of stallions of many different breeds. Charco was a Morgan, shiny black, angry and without any trust for humans, except me. We’d started off on the right foot, and he never did
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Snarky Jim? I wasn’t going to tell a Jim story, but simply must. You see, he did the funniest thing today. As any of you who have been following his story know, he cohabits with a lovely princess of an Arab mare, Aurora. She’s famous for her
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You Never do Know Honestly, horses can be weird, so very weird. It’s important to remember that no matter how many different things you get them used to, there can still be the little things that are missed, like wild turkeys … and cows. Apparently, cows are
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Forty Below Forty below is the same, whether Celsius or Fahrenheit. It’s cold, snow crunching underfoot, trees snapping inside, sniffling, frosty eyelashes sort of cold. Allowances are made for freezing weather and we Canadians, at least most of us, prepare and adapt to it. It’s not like
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