We’ve
had a new addition to the farm. This
little guy needed a home and he now has one with us. I’m more of a dog person and haven’t had a
cat since I was a child, many years ago.
The reason being that all my children are allergic to cats. It’s hard to turn down an animal in need
though, so we’ve adopted him. He’s going
to be an outside barn cat and live in the tack room. Luckily, for him and us, the tack room,
upstairs loft and blanket room have cat doors already built in so he can come
and go as he pleases. We’ll keep him in
the tack room for a while until he gets the idea this is where he lives
now. The heat has been turned on for him
so he won’t be cold at night and he has a night-light too. There’s a rumor that even though he’s young
(less than a year old) he’s a good mouser so we will see if that’s true in
time. He is very friendly and seems to
be settling in nicely.
This
weekend I rode Dusty and my daughter rode Grady. Dusty was very good and did everything she was
asked. Grady was a little up because of
the cold and wind but he managed to hold it together. For some reason he was making faces at Dusty
whenever we passed but it didn’t bother her a bit. I’m told she gave him the stink eye right
back. She’s the queen of dirty looks and
she doesn’t care how big Grady is. Dusty
won’t be intimidated by anyone or anything.
She thinks she’s very tough.
Until
next time
Quote for Today
"Thousands
of years ago, cats were worshipped as gods. Cats have never forgotten
this." - Anonymous
