It was a long morning at Turriefield, packing vegetables. I came home and went straight to bed for a few hours and was joined by Pepper who was feeling very poorly – not eating again. My back was killing me.
Quite a few hours later, I emerged from my pit feeling slightly better and fed Pepper (who had said no to her tea earlier but suddenly felt much better too and ate her supper – phew!)
Then, remembering the incoming storm (Dave, I think), I lugged a sack of celery leaves and carrots from Turriefield and dumped them in the Minions’ field.
I was being watched from the other side of the field and then suddenly the ponies realised what I was doing and came rushing over…….
They bickered and shovelled it all in as fast as they could. Tiddles wasn’t very kind to Newt but he managed to get his fair share.
So that’s everyone set up for tomorrow’s storm. I hope it’s not as bad as it is threatening.
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One look at the first picture & I suspected you & Pepper were not discussing jogging routes. Seeing just your one eye really said it all. Misery from pain speaks a universal language. Hats off to you for delivering the carrots & celery.
Obviously, our rescue doodle has been quite concerned about Pepper. Annie has also decided to join Pepper’s food standoff. Unlike allergic Pepper, Annie has just decided that after her 6 a m walk, she will no longer be eating breakfast, but will now be taking brunch at 10.
Hope your storm is not too bad!
I love brunch.
Wishing you all well here’s to nice warm spring days and sunshine. Everyone looked like they enjoyed their carrots and treats.