Time keeps flying by, but something this week made is come to a screeching halt. No one was hurt and only a few outbuildings were lost, but we had a 1000 acre go ripping through the area. Husband and I rushed out to our friend's place (which is incidentally where my horses are moving to shortly since my mom's place sold) to help with what we could.
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| On the way, her place is on the other side of all that smoke |
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| Light smoke=weeds dark smoke=building |
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| Incredible sunset |
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| Firetrucks lined up |
Woah, way to make one slow down and assess what is really important. I did manage to daydream a bit and was thinking if my guys were there I could have saddled them both up and ridden/ponied off into the distance, old west style. Here I had been obessing over a video I made of Aero where I seem jiggly and incompetent and suddenly it became the minor issue it actually is. Yes, I can loose a few pounds. Yes, it isn't the best riding, but he was being super difficult. No, it is not the end of the world.
On the upside I love the music!
This evening I got some fun shots of Diva and Bridger in the setting sun, nice and relaxing
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| Nom Nom Nom |
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| Still eating |
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| Sleepy |
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| Love this! |
