I'm an auntie. Dancer gave birth to a beautiful foal on April 16th.
"The hand that rocks the cradle, rules the world." William Ross Wallace 1819-1881
Mother's Day and my birthday are my two favorite days. My husband cooks anything I want for dinner and everyone has to be nice to me all day. Everyone has to agree with me. No one can remind me of things left undone or on my to-do list or what I said I'd do and haven't done. Tonight we're having jambalaya. Mmmmm.
Last week I groomed Dancer and even completely brushed out her tail that almost touches the ground. I've been afraid of her. She bit the owner's daughter once so I've always been uneasy around her. But I delivered her grain to her everyday for a month. I worked up the nerve to walk into her stall and put it right in front of her then I left. She got used to me. When we came back from California I think she remembered me because she was calm when I approached and didn't mind me being near her baby. The baby's real jumpy. Jumpier than the other foals I've met at Cecilio's. He's warming up though. He's curious and sweet.
Last night I dreamt I cut my hair. Myself. It was bleached a horrible straw colored blond. I put it in two low pony tails and cut each, chop, chop, to mid-back length, but oddly, as dreams are often odd, the mid-back-cut was just past my ears. I swished it around in disbelief. I had a few bald patches on my head. Walked around and no one noticed my hair was gone. Awful dream.
Now to make Mother's Day calls!
3 comments:
Happy Mother's Day! My mom got some gifts from all us children today and she sounded happy on the phone.
You're a good son!
Sounds like you had a really nice Mother's Day. That certainly was an awful dream! The little foal is beautiful.
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