This collection of photographs and stories springs from the egocentric notion that others might enjoy reading a crone’s tales of a life lived somewhat off the beaten path. The stories are all true (unless noted otherwise). All WizenedEye.com photographs accompanying these pieces are my own work and are © copyrighted, as are the fiction pieces and fictional personae.
The Importance of a Positive Attitude...
Oh shucks. Here it comes again.
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Some days it's just hard to put on a happy face.
Let's talk over our options...
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Hey, I've got an idea! Let's catch snowflakes on our tongues!
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Got one!
See? Winter isn't so bad! And if you click on my picture, you can see the wizard in my eye...
This post is inspired by Carmon at Star's Rest. Go visit her and bring her rain.
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Posted by
Judy
on
Sunday, March 18, 2007
14 comments:
Wonderful shots of the horses!! I so miss having them around. On our old rural road east of Albany, we had a few on either end; and a large, beautiful old place nearby that boarded them. One lovely lady within walking distance, and with whom Cara became friendly, was a brood mare who had her own ewe as a companion. She and Cara would often seem to be communing in some private way ... at least until one of the free-roaming chickens popped out of the barn to distract her.
Wonderful photos! Two years ago, after the horses had shed most of their winter hair, we had a 3+ foot snowfall. That was a shock to the system! With our much more southern location, it was gone in less than a week though. I wish Heidi and Dream a warm spring on the horizon and best wishes to them from 'the band of boys'! Carmon
Now see? This is why I love to come here. I can pilfer the best computer wallpaper. How completely adorable!
My golden retriever does this too only she hops when she's catching them.
Simply gorgeous. I love winter, but the constant snow would be so hard. Bless You!
Beautiful Pics! Don't worry, it will be over soon. Spring is just around the corner.
Love the pictures, and love the captions!!!
I don't know about elsewhere, but growing up in Buffalo, NY the trusim is:
ST. Patrick's Day = Sucky Weather!
That looks like such a nice travel brouchure kinda snow fall. Take heart - Spring starts tomorrow!
What can you say about pictures of horses in the country in the winter?
They are pretty much critic-proof.
What wonderful photos. I never visit your blog without feeling more connected to nature. Thank you.
Beautiful.....thank you.
Does one with horses, enough fire wood, warm cloths and maybe a pot of home made vegetable soup on the stove; ever really tire of winters’ wonders?? Beautiful pictures, you are truly blessed.
This past years activities have caused me to catch myself from complaining about a days (or weeks) weather and to look for the miracles that are always there.
Ah,a tale straight from the horses...
Uh, mouth.
Yeah, thats it...
Love the horse pics and the captions!
By the time I got to the end I was about to copy the link to send to Carmon then I saw it was inspired by her.
I've come to know more about horses by reading her blog than I've ever known. Heck, via the net I've come to know more about the true nature of people than I could have ever dreamed of knowing.
Austin
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