> Glad to hear it!  Ms. Fiddle and her partner in crime,
 > Shiloh, decided to knock down a few fence rails
 > yesterday and indulge themselves in some nice, very
 > green grass in the front paddock.  I came home from
 > work to find them there knee deep in grass.  Needless
 > to say, I was scared to death that I'd have either
 > colic or founder on my hands.  However, all seems well
 > this a.m., so I'm hoping for the best.  The paddock
 > they have been in all year does have some grass, so
 > I'm hoping they had had enough that this won't be too
 > much of a shock to their systems.  I tell ya...it
 > never ends with horses!!
    Oh noooooooooooooo ........ I can just imagine how you felt when you saw 
them ...... I'm tellin' ya' ...... never a dull moment when you have horses 
!!
 > This was the paddock that we spent two weekends on
 > liming, manuring, picking rocks and seeding.  They
    I remember you telling us about all the work you had done in that paddock 
..
 > didn't tear it up at all, thank God!  I probably would
 > have done them in if they had, after all that work!
 > Now, poor Richard (aka post hole digger!) has to
 > replace a whole line of fence......he was planning on
 > doing it little by little over the summer, but I think
 > his schedule will have to be moved up.  He insists on
 > doing it himself, by hand...I think he's nuts!
    Poor Richard .... I'll be thinking 'bout him .....
    Hope he gets it all fixed quickly .....
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