Showing posts with label horses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label horses. Show all posts

Sunday, August 2, 2015

WEEKENDING


"The older you get,
the more you realize
that it isn't about the
material things, or
pride or ego. It's
about our hearts
and who they beat for.

~ R.A.















This has been an 'all about
family' weekend.

A trip up the road to my
son Charlie and his wife
Ashley's home for a little
photo shoot and some horse
loving. A little girl who's day
was made as she rode her
Marsh Tacky horse, Moonshine.

A birthday party at the bowling
alley with all of my babies, their
partners and lots of friends. This
is the last time my whole family
will be together for several years
so there was a lot of laughter and
a few tears.

There has also been time to knit
and finishing the pullover for
Emerson. I will post photos
after it finishes blocking.

Eating Greek grilled cheese sandwiches:
warm fluffy pita with aged cheddar,
and feta cheese, caramelized onions,
and fresh diced tomatoes with a side of
tzatziki sauce for dipping.

Eating birthday cake, really good
birthday cake.
I blame it all on Karen and her
talk about cake for the last
few weeks ;)

Tomorrow I spend the last day with
my favorite girl before we drive to the
airport.  Trying not to cry..

Joining Karen

Sunday, November 9, 2014

MOMENTS

Life is short.
If there was ever
a moment to follow
your passion and do
something that matters
to you, that moment is
now!














A weekend of visiting with
a son and daughter in love
with some wonderful friends.

Horseback riding on a darling
of a gelding, Smokey, although
he prefers to be called Snowflake;
we are now the best of friends.

Exploring the area, discovering
long abandon buildings and
wondering about their story.
Seeing white tail deer everywhere,
laughing and enjoying some
great company.

Being so tired when I arrived
home that I only had the energy
to prepare apples and cheese for
dinner.  The apples were a gift
from family visiting from VA
and I am enjoying every bite.

Spending most of Sunday with
my sweet girl Emerson. Playing
outside, crafting inside, listening
to her read to me, me reading to
her. I miss her already.

I enjoyed every minute of my
weekend!

Joining with Karen