Title: Daizy Post by: sincereheart on March 16, 2006, 03:04:12 PM My husband is a practical man. I wanted to order some chicks and raise them and he loves to eat eggs so it was no problem! He built me coop for them and everything! He's a wonderful man! :-*
When our littlest one had a pet turtle that died, she was devastated. It was a simple pond turtle that lived a whole year in captivity, but no matter. Her heart was damaged. In the midst of the tears, Daddy asked her if a puppy would make her feel better. She sniffed that it probably would help. So I got to potty-train the new pet after searching for "just the right one". A search that led to shelters and pet stores and newspaper ads and well, everywhere! A not-so-practical new addition but hey, a dad's a dad. ::) And I wanted a horse. All my life. Forever. But I could never persuade my better half that I "needed" a horse. I reasoned. I begged. I cajoled. No go! Nothing practical about it, an additional expense. It's a lifelong investment. If me or the kids lose interest it will still have to be fed. All those "mature" reasons. ::) I even tried the; "But if I die you'll have to live with knowing that I never got a horse"... and he replied: "If you die, I'll be stuck with the horse". :P Ok, so he's not only adorable but he's sharp, too! ;) But then we stopped by a friend's house and lo and behold there was a young filly that was so sweet and gentle that even he liked her. So we now have a beautiful new pet named Daizy! ;D (http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0RwDpAnUU*MNbzuWCL9we8t*6b5Pdwqn7Ykba8ggxw1PeWi21pOGV!v8l0CcrNAgK9wKLFB51GnWSPtW*Es0gSHl9ihrCYhWwRcZCJNJrizM/Dec24204.JPG?dc=4675560863783523217) Ain't she the purtiest thing? :D And that gorgeous man in the back is mine, too! :-* Title: Re: Daizy Post by: Soldier4Christ on March 16, 2006, 03:15:45 PM Congratulations, sincereheart. Horses are a wonderful tool to help teach children the importance of caring for living things as well as a wonderful source of entertainment. I am sure that your entire family will not regret it in the least.
Title: Re: Daizy Post by: nChrist on March 16, 2006, 04:20:30 PM Sincereheart,
Sister, that's a beautiful horse. I just have one question: do you have training wheels for city folks who visit and want to ride it? :D Title: Re: Daizy Post by: sincereheart on March 16, 2006, 05:02:33 PM Congratulations, sincereheart. Horses are a wonderful tool to help teach children the importance of caring for living things as well as a wonderful source of entertainment. I am sure that your entire family will not regret it in the least. Thank you! :DSo far we've been really enjoying her! She makes a wonderful addition to the cows and chickens and dogs and fish and even the two chicks we have inside right now. And I even get out and muck. :-X But I do feel bad for my poor husband - he does get stuck with a lot of the care. ;) But there's nothing more beautiful than sitting out with a cup of coffee and watching a horse! :D Title: Re: Daizy Post by: sincereheart on March 16, 2006, 05:05:42 PM Sincereheart, Sister, that's a beautiful horse. I just have one question: do you have training wheels for city folks who visit and want to ride it? :D ROFL! If you ever bless us with your presence, we'll come up with some just for you! :D Title: Re: Daizy Post by: Shammu on March 17, 2006, 01:54:13 AM Sincereheart, Sister, that's a beautiful horse. I just have one question: do you have training wheels for city folks who visit and want to ride it? :D (http://bestsmileys.com/lol/1.gif)(http://bestsmileys.com/lol/1.gif)(http://bestsmileys.com/lol/1.gif) Sister, that sure is a pretty horse. Makes me want to ride, when I can't. :'( My horses, I never had to muck out their stables. You can train Daizy, as well. Believe me, it is a great help. ;D Title: Re: Daizy Post by: sincereheart on March 17, 2006, 07:27:22 AM (http://bestsmileys.com/lol/1.gif)(http://bestsmileys.com/lol/1.gif)(http://bestsmileys.com/lol/1.gif) Sister, that sure is a pretty horse. Quote Makes me want to ride, when I can't. :'( How about we hook up a wagon for ya? ;D Quote My horses, I never had to muck out their stables. Small pasture, healthy horse! ;) Quote You can train Daizy, as well. Believe me, it is a great help. ;D Did I mention that my husband gets that job? :-XTitle: Re: Daizy Post by: Willowbirch on May 10, 2006, 07:14:21 PM Daddy asked her if a puppy would make her feel better. She sniffed that it probably would help. LOL!Quote And I wanted a horse. All my life. Forever. But I could never persuade my better half that I "needed" a horse. I reasoned. I begged. I cajoled. No go! Nothing practical about it, an additional expense. It's a lifelong investment. If me or the kids lose interest it will still have to be fed. All those "mature" reasons. ::) I even tried the; "But if I die you'll have to live with knowing that I never got a horse"... and he replied: "If you die, I'll be stuck with the horse". :P ;D LOL!Quote Ain't she the purtiest thing? :D I can't see! But YAY!And that gorgeous man in the back is mine, too! :-* |