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That's a hard question when you live on a farm but I hope to have enough free time to lounge in the pool and get over the mental trauma of last winter. I hope to have time to ride my horse, walk my dogs under a bright blue Manitoba sky, teach them a new trick or two, keep up with my garden, read books, and watch the occasional storm blackening the horizon and marvel at sheet lightning on hot nights.
I hope my husband stays out of the hospital. And I hope to forget about my Hydro problem for a while (still on-going )
That's a hard question when you live on a farm but I hope to have enough free time to lounge in the pool and get over the mental trauma of last winter. I hope to have time to ride my horse, walk my dogs under a bright blue Manitoba sky, teach them a new trick or two, keep up with my garden, read books, and watch the occasional storm blackening the horizon and marvel at sheet lightning on hot nights.
I hope my husband stays out of the hospital. And I hope to forget about my Hydro problem for a while (still on-going )
Going to Ontario to relax at my cousin's cottage for a couple of weeks. Also a long weekend in the Okanagan here in BC plus doing some things around Vancouver.
Take a ride for me. I well remember lazy summer days when my horse and I would go for a ride. She loved to be groomed down, tacked out, get out of her regular paddock, and go out to explore the big wide world. We had a lot of fun together, and she never failed to remind me that one of our favourite places to go had a green apple tree, and if I felt like heading there, maybe I could give her an apple or two? Of course, I always did.
Make the time to go for a ride, Netwit. You and your horse--those are special times.
On the west coast and we usually take a ferry to the gulf islands to spend some time at a B&B.
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