What a difference a day makes. One day you go out to the horses and it’s 60 degrees. The next day you get caught in a fast approaching …
What a difference a day makes. One day you go out to the horses and it’s 60 degrees. The next day you get caught in a fast approaching storm….....! When I arrived out in the desert, I located the horses right away. They wasn’t far from where they had been the night before. They were walking in a straight line along the horizon. Anticipating where they were heading I parked the truck and started to hike. / I hiked about 3 miles before I finally caught up with them only to find them running for the trees. / Before I knew it the storm had hit. I debated on heading back to the truck but decided to stay and watch a while. / It really started to come down so I climbed underneath a tree to wait it out for a while. / The horses behave pretty much the same as they do when the weather is good. / After the storm had passed the desert was covered with a fresh coat of snow and the horses moved back down out of the trees. / Then the winds picked up and I had a long hike back to the truck. What a day! / Welcome To Spring in Utah!
Life never ceases to amaze me, w ith its potential for drama and excitement constantly “lurking”….well with my life it does anyway! I’…
Life never ceases to amaze me, w ith its potential for drama and excitement constantly “lurking”….well with my life it does anyway! I’ve reached the weekend and made it through the week. And what a week it has been! / It has been one of many unsettling experiences, where I find myself questioning…..how the heart does not harden completely so that another living thing or experience can ever touch it, how you can want so badly to never “feel” anything again, yet all the while be just plain grateful that it doesn’t happen like that, because then you would miss out on the joy that creeps in like a surprise when you are not expecting it, and touches the places beneath the armour and make your heart sing. I marvel at the pit you can dig for yourself, yet however full of exhaustion or despair it might become, it can also contain proportionately the same amount, if not more, joy and gratitude. I wonder at nature and life and miracles and why they sometimes don’t happen how you want, yet occur when you least expect them. And most of all, I am just deeply grateful for the ability to laugh at myself and have a sense of humour at life’s turbulent moments of chaos and fleeting glimpses of euphoria. Last Thursday night, a new baby arrived in the family…..a little foal. Having bred horses for over twenty years, I never get over the huge energy buzz I get to witness a birth, discover a new baby, or see a foal untangle the little body from the long legs and master the art of equine life so quickly. It is always an emotional and, for me, a spiritual moment. These days, such moments are rare, as I no longer have a herd or run an official breeding establishment, I only have my old stallion Mystic (well past retirement age, but you try telling him that!) and his long time girlfriend Wildfire, a little mare I bred 16 years ago. We have also been agisting Mariah, a little mare for my friend’s 9yo daughter, trying to get her in foal, but after two years, had given up on it ever happening. Until of course……. I had been heading off to bed, and had actually done something out of character for me, and in an effort to achieve a pain free night following such a desperately busy week, I took some ibuprofen (my condition worsens at times of tiredness and stress, so the pain levels become quite hard to handle, though normally, I refuse to use anything from drug companies….) Anyhow, off to bed I went, and pulled up the covers – it is unseasonably cold here – the nights are generally warm, but of course, Murphy’s Law says that was about to happen would NOT happen on a nice balmy night. So….I awaken to squeals….. / “Go away” I thought. “It is nothing” / But on a farm, you get to know all the little noises of the bush, the birds, the critturs in general, and you just KNOW when they are not right. So the squeals I recognized were of horses meeting new horses, not old horses getting very familiar!! I thought my niece’s show horses must have gotten loose and come visiting my little horses. I grabbed the torch, and headed out in my sleepwear, barefooted and all (glad it was dark and the nearest neighbours were miles away) There was my little mare Wildfire with a new baby foal and she was squealing and kicking, trying to keep it away from Mariah and the stallion. I got excited and started calling to her, as I managed to squeeze through the barb wire fence without losing anything more than my dignity. Then I spotted Mariah dragging the afterbirth behind her, and got such a shock. She was not even supposed to be in foal, and this new baby was HERS!. She was not barren after all, and had actually been in foal all year, even though sharing a very intimate time with the stallion and fooling us all! It was a huge shock, as all I could think of was how overjoyed the little girl who owned her would be, as it had been her birthday that day. I could imagine her shock and delight when I broke the news! My first problem was parting the expectant Mother from a foal that she was determined was hers ( probably wondering at how pain free and instant the birth had been!!!) and avoiding the flying heels and threat of teeth on my bare legs…. You know how cranky new Mothers can be, or even the ones who THINK they are! Eventually, I caught Wildfire in the dark and got her across to a gate into the next paddock, and I tried to get her through the broken gate, with one hand and naturally she did not make it simple. But at last she went through, and the obliging old boy Mystic followed her. (The maternity wing was “women’s business” and he wanted no place in there, even if it was his progeny there wobbling it way around and looking for a mother!) / (It reminds me of him with his foals two years ago…if ever I have seen a stallion look mortified and embarrassed, it was this old boy, when the little foals would rush up to him and stick their inquisitive noses into his nether regions looking for a feed! Lol) I breathed a sigh of relief, thinking “now Mariah can get to her baby and bond and have some rest”. But no. I suddenly realized the paddock I had pushed the other two horses into had its other gate wide open, and away went those two, off down towards the highway. So in the freezing wind, still in my pjs, and with only a little torch, off I went after them. And did the old cat and mouse game. They would let me get within a few metres of them, then with a “yippee! We’re free!” they would trot off with their noses and tails in the air. Bugger! There was no way they were about to give up their new found freedom! And anyone who has been around horses will know you do not chase them – you will never win! So through one paddock and another, I followed them, calling out oh so nice things, promising them all kinds of treats…all the while gritting my teeth…..and hoping the torch didn’t pack it in. Eventually they went towards the dairy, which is where it got really frightening for me, as the swampy damp ground, long grass and drains were full of snakes at this time of year, one of them being the Tiger snake, Australia’s second most venomous snake. I took a deep breath, swallowed my fear and plowed across the grass, a place I would not even walk over in broad daylight. I just prayed the snakes would be asleep somewhere else or at least feeling kind. Eventually Mystic, the old darling, came back to me, allowed me to catch him by the mane, and I lead them back to their paddock. On the way back across the dark long grass, I felt sharp sting on my barefoot and thought “It is nothing but a sharp stick I have trodden on”. By the time I got them safely home and the mare with her foal (it was a filly!!) settled under the trees out of the wind, I was frozen and it was almost 1am. I got indoors and had a wash, then sat down to look at my foot. There was one puncture wound on my toe and it was quite sore. So….I asked myself “Is it a snake bite (ha! A one toothed snake or just one with a bad aim!) or a bullant or bee sting? ” At this point, the adrenalin had my heart pumping from rushing out after the horses and the excitement of finding a new foal, and the ibuprofen had kicked in and I was feeling quite dizzy and drowsy – so I thought, “Is this the effect of snakebite?” I felt really stupid….should I go into the hospital and look like a real dill if it is only a bee sting, or will I look worse than an idiot if I die in my sleep and the kids find me in the morning! I did not wish to call anyone at that hour of the morning, yet my thoughts turned to my two young children asleep in their beds. What to do? I called the hospital and they told me to come in and spend the night in hospital, but I thought it would not be easy with my children….so I decided to wait it out. So I got on Redbubble, (the perfect place to go when you could be dying from snakebite, of course!) even though really tired, and played on there for an hour, and quietly monitored my physical signs….. / and as you can tell, it was NOT snake bite and I am still as large as life and shiny side up!! The next day, we called up the owners of the new baby and told them the good news. The little filly was a dear sweet thing, very friendly and strangely bonded to me and the other humans. She was a bit slow drinking from her mother, so I had to milk the mare and syringe it into her mouth to ensure she got the colostrum. This is to give baby as much of the goodness and protection from her mother as she could get. The young girl who owned her, arrived with her family and the look on her face was priceless. The baby was christened “Rosy”, It was an absolutely delightful time, and one that would become even more precious with what was about to unfold. By the following morning, I knew something was very wrong with the mare. She was not eating and alarm bells went off. / Two years prior to this, I had lost my favourite mare I’d had for 18 years, to hyperlipemia, right after foaling, and had to raise an orphan baby. Now Mariah was showing signs of the same. And so it was. We got the vet, we consulted professional breeders who had saved mares with this condition before (I had never known anyone to bring a mare back from this bloody horrible disease yet!!), and I began the process of trying to save her. We took the precious baby off Mother’s milk and started hand feeding her. This was to give the Mother a chance to stop metabolizing her body fat to produce milk and perhaps slow down her disease. I injected her with insulin and syringed sucrose mix down her throat every few hours, and tried so vainly to get her to eat something. What a precious little soul was the filly – she stuck her head in the dish of formula and drank. She followed us around; when my front door opened, she neighed to me in her little raspy voice. She KNEW. She knew her life was going to revolve around humans and not her mother, and she almost accepted it from the very onset. As I recall the day after her birth, she was just as happy to be with humans as with her own Mother. And poor Mariah….. we fought so hard for her, but she simply gave up. After five days of struggling to save her, of hopes raised, and heartbreaking scenes, I told her owners that I believed she was ready to go, and that to keep her alive was not kind. So I had her put down. / These things are never easy. I hate every part of this side of owning animals – no matter how kind the actions are, I cannot hear a gun without freezing to the pit of my soul, and I still shed tears for the grand souls of these noble creatures as they pass over. The hardest part is to not hold onto regret and blame myself for things not done correctly, or time not spent more wisely…. Or whatever….the lessons abound…. Still, around my home, there are so many ghosts of loved ones….that have moved beyond the road I walk…. / I love my horses so much, death always seems so unfair. So, I saw Mariah returned to the Earth and the baby went to the vet hospital to spend some time getting stronger before taking on its new life as one of a human family in a suburban backyard. I know that little life wouldn’t be an easy one, but it will be filled with love, and I will always welcome back young Rosey to stay here on the farm and learn to socialize with real horses. Then, I checked my other two horses, and Wildfire was making milk, it was dripping from her teats. Another birth was imminent. / I brought her into my garden (a large tree filled yard) where I could watch her more easily, and after last check went to my very welcome bed. Half an hour later, I am awoken to a knocking under the house. I had the dog tied up under there (the only place I could put her to keep her away from sick horse and foal and any other not so pleasant items that she might roll in or eat – well you know dogs will be dogs!) I grabbed the torch yet again and outside I went. These night time jaunts in my sleepwear were starting to become monotonous! There was Wildfire running up and down the side of my house looking very upset. I got down on my knees and looked under the house with the torch and sure enough, there was one terrified dog (it wasn’t ME!!!! She was saying) and one very active baby foal. I hate under my house…it is dark and creepy and full of spiders and often even the place where snakes live. But under I crawled in my pjs, and captured the foal and dragged her out. Yes her! A filly, and what a stunner!! So this one, I am sure, had hit the ground running, and once out under the stars, away she went, at a tiny gallop, racing around the yard, with her distressed mother hot on her heels. This went on for four hours! I don’t know what that baby was on, but she was definitely hyperactive. She ran through fences, jumped through cracks in gates, through gardens and shrubs, went back under the house three more times, and eventually, taking pity on the poor mare who needed to calm down, I barricaded the front section of my garden using everything I could find outside in the dark, and took them in there. Straight away the baby leapt into the dog house and went to the back, while the poor mare freaked out completely. / I honestly have never seen such an active baby. I was unable to go back to bed and leave them as I was so worried she would hang herself from somewhere. Or get stuck, or worse, get out and run away from her mother. Eventually she collapsed on the ground and they both got some rest, and THEN, I too, went back to bed. By this time, the sun was just starting to lighten the horizon. But the next morning, I was greeted with the sight of my best Christmas present. She truly is a stunning little filly and both she and the mare were doing fine. After the traumas of the week however, I was definitely overly watchful and worried about the health of them both, not to mention, extremely sad for my friends and their daughter at the twist of fate that saw me with a healthy baby and mother, and them with a dead horse and an orphan foal. Somehow it seemed unfair. So you see, between the lack of sleep and my concerns for all my creatures, not to mention the many emotions this has all evoked for me, I have barely had time to think about Christmas. I just ponder the sadness of our connections with animals, how there is always sorrow when they are ill or suffering, and death is never easy to deal with (even after all the years of heartbreaks and experiences I have had with my horses). I shudder at the necessity for guns on farms, they chill me to the core, yet know deep down, they can be a kind option for an animal’s peaceful and rapid release. How the fear creeps in when you love something…..at times I know, I have felt I will never own another horse, or get attached to another creature, or have another relationship, because the loss is so hard to bear – yet deep down the simple truth is, nothing lasts forever, but the effects and memories of love do, they are cumulative within our souls and become a part of who we are – love is always its own reward. Therefore any moments shared with another, whether human or animal, are a gift to honour, and never to be shied away from. / I come away from this week, heartened too by the awareness of joy in having them share our lives. These special characters are all a blessing to me, and teach me many things. I only have to witness the miracle of such new births to know that the cycle of life continues, that all is as it should be. Witnessing such moments brings tears in my eyes… an expression of love for life, and an overflowing of the heart. The final word – two days later, a horse float arrives at my front door, and the woman driver unloads a little mare, who has come to visit my stallion. The process begins again…
Thanks so much to the person who purchased my image ’ The Brumby Run’ I am so happy and thankful to who ever purchased this print. I wou…
Thanks so much to the person who purchased my image ’ The Brumby Run’ I am so happy and thankful to who ever purchased this print. I would like to know who you are so that I can thank your personally. /
Yesterday I decided I would go out and look for the wild horses on the Cedar Mountains of Utah. There are about 250 horses free roa…
Yesterday I decided I would go out and look for the wild horses on the Cedar Mountains of Utah. There are about 250 horses free roaming on the mountain. The vegetation on the upper elevation of the Cedar Mountains is comprised of junipers. The foothill and valley regions include mixed desert shrubs. Due to range fires during the past 10 years, the area is dominated by cheatgrass. Wild horses have occupied the Cedar Mountains since the late 1800s. It is suggested that the original stock was controlled by the Standard Horse and Mule Company that provided remounts for the U.S. Army. However, many of the horses on the Cedar Mountains are descendants of horses that were turned loose or escaped from nearby ranches. The dominant colors within the herd area are bay and black. Other colors found are sorrel, red and blue roan, buckskin, gray, palomino, and pinto. The wild horses on the Cedars are classified as average in size. Mares weigh 750 to 800 pounds and stallions weigh 850 to 1000 pounds. These horses would not let you near them but here are some pictures from my day! As you can see, it was very short lived but I will go out again!
Apart from thoroughly enjoying my visits to the stud farm and taking photographs of those gorgeous horses – the girls who own some of tho…
Apart from thoroughly enjoying my visits to the stud farm and taking photographs of those gorgeous horses – the girls who own some of those horses have placed orders for: 5×2009 Calendars and 3 x Cards- feeling good!!! / / Plus of course a card of ‘Thinking’ (the cover on the calendar) /
Hi guys; I don’t usually like to brag about sales, but I have to say, this was a good day. One of my pieces sold from a local gallery …
Hi guys; I don’t usually like to brag about sales, but I have to say, this was a good day. One of my pieces sold from a local gallery at a very handsome price, and I didn’t have to share it with RB. This has been one of my goals this year, to sell my own framed prints from a gallery. I hope this is the start of a new trend. It’s expensive to get these ready for sale, but you can turn a handsome profit when your art sells. I guess the old adage, “It takes money, to make money”, holds true. Well, maybe a little luck too…lol… I mention this for those who may be disappointed about sales. It takes time, and you have to persist, and stay focused on what you want to accomplish with your art. Continue to strive to produce eye pleasing artwork, and you’ll see. It will happen. Anyhow, this is the one that sold, to a total stranger I might add … Always and Forever Cheers. G.
Morning fello bubblers!! I have had two featured images this week!!! (proud as punch too!) Carousel Enchantment...
Morning fello bubblers!! I have had two featured images this week!!! (proud as punch too!) Carousel Enchantment / and Statues and Such“ / Thankyou very much to the hosts of these wonderful groups! Made my day :)))) Very best, SAL XXX
I’ve been talking up the trail rides in Upper Plenty for several months now and I thought it was about time I finally got around to organ…
I’ve been talking up the trail rides in Upper Plenty for several months now and I thought it was about time I finally got around to organising the first (as far as I know) Melbourne RedBubble trail ride meet. I’ve been going to Uncle Nev’s for years now. The staff are fantastic and they cater for all experience levels whether you’ve never ridden before or you’ve been riding all your life. DETAILS DATE: Saturday the 28th of June (this is just a proposed date and is flexible, if this doesn’t suit feel free to propose another date, just make sure it’s far enough in advance to make sure we can get a booking) ADDRESS: 1115 Wallan-Whittlesea Road, Upper Plenty, 3756 (50 minutes from Melbourne CBD) TIME: 1:30pm mount up for a 2pm departure (returning around 5pm) COST: $65 for the three hour ride including a stop half-way for coffee, tea and biscuits (though once they had cupcakes so you never know your luck) / NOTE – The website says a discount applies for bookings of over 10 people so the price may work out cheaper depending on numbers, also they don’t have eftpos facilities there so bring cash WHAT TO WEAR: It’ll be cold but like any exercise you’ll warm up once you get going so dress warm but not too warm. I usually wear a jumper or jacket that I can take off and tie around my waist if I need to. Also, comfortable pants (jeans are fine), and boots are best but runners with a bit of grip are fine to. Helmets are provided. I’ve got three spaces in my car for anyone who needs a lift, but if anyone else can offer rides to people in need that would be great too. If you’ve got any other questions or you want a contact number for the day just bubblemail me. =) So who’s in?!
My most popular image – Freedom…. has just reached 50 favouritings – woo hoo!!!!! !http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/art/size:ular…
My most popular image – Freedom…. has just reached 50 favouritings – woo hoo!!!!!
Sold a Calendar Outback Australia Calendar a Card Man…
Sold a Calendar Outback Australia Calendar a Card Man and his Horse / I Like to thank Trudi Trudi for her purchases and all the kind support she has give me very much appreciated my friend ! /
- Photos of flowers [like the internet needs more of these] / - Photos of horses [see above] / - Photos of birds / - Overdone HDR photos. Ca…
- Photos of flowers [like the internet needs more of these] / - Photos of horses [see above] / - Photos of birds / - Overdone HDR photos. Can we all just agree that HDR looks shithouse and move on please? / - Photos that are black and white, except for one thing, which remains in colour ala Sin City. This cliche is so five minutes ago that it makes my head turn inside out when I see it. / - Things with wings photoshopped onto them [especially horses] / - Banksy inspired Military symbols mixed with nature, children, barcodes or oil references. YES WE GET IT… WAR BAD!!! I think that covers about 99.999999999% of what’s on Red Bubble.
Happily I have sold two cards of Magic and Tallo – after managing to get a shot of them together-as each time I have photographed Magic a…
Happily I have sold two cards of Magic and Tallo – after managing to get a shot of them together-as each time I have photographed Magic at the stables Tallo hasn’t been around and they are th best of pals!!! Their owners are really happy with the shots and I am delighted with the order!
What a wonderful week end end I had with these beautiful animals thought I would share it with you. / 1. / !http://images-3.redbubble.net/i…
What a wonderful week end end I had with these beautiful animals thought I would share it with you. / 1. / / 2. / / 3. / / 4. / / 5. / / 6. / / 7. / / 8. / / 9. / / 10. / / 11. /
Love Is is Placed in the Top Ten of the ‘Two Of U…
Love Is is Placed in the Top Ten of the ‘Two Of Us’ Challenge with First Things Group- thankyou so much to those who voted for this- really happy with it!!!
I was going to save up any features I got and put them up weekly, but I’m too excited to do that, because my horse picture Ladies got fea…
I was going to save up any features I got and put them up weekly, but I’m too excited to do that, because my horse picture Ladies got featured in A Beautiful Blur / I’m so happy and honoured. Thank you to the group hosts. And congratulations to the other featured artists. Agnes xxx
I have just been notified that some lovely person has just bought one of my T-shirts ”!http://images-1.redbubble.net/img/clothing/bodycol…
I have just been notified that some lovely person has just bought one of my T-shirts Thanking whoever that person is very very much…........... I hope whoever you bought it for loves it.
OMG I never look at the homepage as when I login it goes straight to My Bubble. What a fantastic surprise when I saw all these comments …
OMG I never look at the homepage as when I login it goes straight to My Bubble. What a fantastic surprise when I saw all these comments on The Sky’s The Limit congratulating being featured on the homepage. WOW what can I say, what an honour for one of my pieces to be featured on the homepage. Thanking REDBUBBLE so very much…... I am dancing!!!
Thank you digidreamgrafix for purchasing “Escape”!http://images-0.redbubble.net/img/a…
Thank you digidreamgrafix for purchasing “Escape” as a greeting card!! / Holy moly!!! / Thank you so very much for your purchase. I hope that it is as beautiful as it appears. I really would love to hear about it when it arrives. / As you know a portion of the monies from sales of my work, with the exception of those pieces being donated to the phoenix mission and the Philedelphia Mission and CAC, will be donated to Operation Blessing for the next 6 months / Thank you so very much for helping us to reach our goal!
Heartfelt thanks to all the hosts and moderators of the following groups this past month!!! I’m completely thrilled and honored to see …
Heartfelt thanks to all the hosts and moderators of the following groups this past month!!! I’m completely thrilled and honored to see some of my images were enjoyed by you folks!!! Special thanks to all those who voted for my entries in the challenges as well. Also special thanks, to everyone who has kindly stopped by and left such supportive comments!!! Much appreciated indeed!!! .... “Early Morning Cyclist…” was featured in group Shots in the Fog on 27 May 2009. .... “LITTLE CHURCH on the PRAIRIES” was featured in the group Historic Churches on 27 May 2009. .... “NORTHERN ORIOLE” was featured in the Rural Around The Globe group on 26 may 2009. My image ””IN THE WIND”“ was featured in the ImageWriting (2/24 group on 26 May 2009 ....“Sunrise over Oak Hammock Marsh” was featured in the Mangroves, Marshes and Mudflats group on 25 May 2009… ....“Tailleau Farms” was featured in BARNS! around the World! gropup on 22 May 2009. ....“REFLECTED” was featured in the Color and Light group on 18 May 2009. ....Also it was featured in Rural Around The Globe group on 18 May 2009. ....“Snowy Owl” was featured in I Love Birds group on 14 May 2009. .....“Riding into the Sunset” won the Horse and Rider Challenge on 17 May 2009 ......“Riding into the Sunset…” was featured in Everything Draft Horse on 13 May 2009 ....“Riding into the Sunset…” was featured in Horse and Rider on 10 May 2009. ....“Urban Charmer” was featured in* A Garden somewhere* group on 23 May 2009. ....“Rusty Old Cockshutt” was featured in Old & Rusty group on 12 May 2009. ....“WHITE HORSE PLAINS “ was featured in Canada group on 21 May 2009. ....“White Horse Plains” won the landmarks challenge in the Canada group on 9 May 2009. ....“SILENCE IS A VIRTUE” was featured in BARNS! around the World! group on 2 May 2009. ....“Meet Wally and Del..” was featured in Everything Draft Horse group on 2 May 2009. Thanks to all the Members of RedBubble for your continued support…You are the GREATEST Take care now Folks, Thanks for popping by…Larry
Thanks so much to the group Pinto Horses for the feature of my beautiful horse Spot !!!! I appreciate it more than you could possibly…
Thanks so much to the group Pinto Horses for the feature of my beautiful horse Spot !!!! I appreciate it more than you could possibly know !!!! Thanks again! / Bonita :)
A very big thank you to Steph ,, for loving this image enough to purchase it,,i am thrilled to bits,,i really am,,:))))))))))))))))))))))...
A very big thank you to Steph ,, for loving this image enough to purchase it,,i am thrilled to bits,,i really am,,:))))))))))))))))))))))))))) when i got up this morning i found that Steph had purchased this for her Mum,,dawndavis,,and not only that, i had around 23 comments on ’’Paiges’ enchanted Stallion’’ during the night,, i think thats a world record for me,,i am Thrilled to bits,,,and just wanted to say that dawndavis,,and I have been doing some art together over MSN, the phone and BM’s,, she is learning very fast and produced a lovely piece last night,,well done dawn,,and thanks for being a great friend,,,x Dawnsky….:)))))
The Christmas Angel was featured in the “Children- The Power…
The Christmas Angel was featured in the Children- The Power of Raw Emotion group, thanking the moderators very much. I won the Low Shot Challenge with one of my favourites images Just Boots thanking everyone very much who voted for my image. I came third in the Ride That Horse Challenge with my image Sky’s The Limit again thanking very much everyone who voted for my entry. Then saving the best news until last the wonderful Kristina K has bought one of my cards A Dog Is For Life Not Just For Christmas I can’t thank her enough as it is always so exciting to think someone likes your work enough to buy it…...... I hope you like it and it comes out alright! I always worry they won’t look the same in print…...
Just found out that my new Equine tee has been featured in the great All soft and cuddles group, i am over the moon, thanks so much you g…
Just found out that my new Equine tee has been featured in the great All soft and cuddles group, i am over the moon, thanks so much you guys,dawnxx /
Ok, it’s still all my horse, Mouse, and I’m still working out those kinks but I think I did a much better job of melding the images with …
Ok, it’s still all my horse, Mouse, and I’m still working out those kinks but I think I did a much better job of melding the images with the music on this on and I like the music better. I figured, since I’m not planning on selling this, I’d take the chance and actually use music that I like…lol…It is Pony by The Waifs…must admit it is suitable:-)...gonna get on my pony and ride Oh, forgot to say: WATCH IN HIGH QUALITY if you can. It makes a world of difference.
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