greymare

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  dauer

• Jan 15, 2009

Why thank you.

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  c0de

• Dec 27, 2008

im sorry about the highness of my horse there grey
guess i kinda got... carried away (lol)


p.s. please keep ur grandson away from cricket!!!!
my team doesnt need anymore trouble from u aussies

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  seattlegal

• Dec 23, 2008

How's the new mom doing? Everyone else? Baby Will is a cutie.

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  seattlegal

• Dec 16, 2008

Congratulations on the new grandbaby, greymare!
{Look at those cheeks!}
When did he arrive?

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  Ahanu

• Dec 11, 2008

Oops. Thanks for dropping by. . .I did not see your message; I do not have a computer at home. I have been doing pretty well. I take one class at school at work part-time at the moment. . .y tu?

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  Saltmeister

• Dec 8, 2008

Oh, sorry . . . I didn't see this. I suppose the greeting has now expired! As for this morning, well, I slept early and woke up early. I woke up feeling kind of weak for some reason, had a snack and now . . . I'm as alive as normal.

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  Dream

• Dec 7, 2008

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  seattlegal

• Nov 30, 2008

Shhh. I'm in a holding pattern.

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  siddhartha

• Nov 30, 2008

Thanks greymare. Wish u the same.

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  DrumR

• Nov 30, 2008

Say nice things about the stallion and you can be my friend - oops you are my friend!

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  c0de

• Nov 29, 2008

haha, yea cats rule

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  Pathless

• Nov 28, 2008

Hey the grey. I enjoyed looking at the pictures of your holiday in the "land of the free." Looks like you had a good one!

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  DrumR

• Nov 27, 2008

New upload. Better color balance.

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  DrumR

• Nov 25, 2008

Latest upload shows John Boy in a better light. This picture was taken about a month before he went to school. Halter and no lead. He has a nice extended trot and floats his gaits, turns on a dime and gives you 9-cents change. The Plans are to breed him next spring.

BTW did I mention I was proud of him?

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  DrumR

• Nov 25, 2008

He is a 5-year-old quarter horse stallion whose stable-name is "John Boy." I miss him very much as he is away for two years of hunter/jumper schooling. He stands about 16 hands high, and the trainer's teen-age niece can groom him in the stall without a halter or lead. To say that he is my pride and joy (and favorite puppy) is an understatement. The vet said he was a stout boy and has asked multiple times if he was indeed a stallion to his gentle disposition. BTW did I mention that he is my pride and joy?

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  DrumR

• Nov 24, 2008

New picture of my baby boy.

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  DrumR

• Nov 23, 2008

Oops that point of sail is called close hauled. A bit of mind fuzz - not enough whiskey I guess.<grin>

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  lunamoth

• Nov 22, 2008

I like your albums Grey! Fun to see pix of Josh and yourself. I hope you can come back again some time (soon).

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  Dream

• Nov 21, 2008

I enjoyed the pictures!

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  Faithfulservant

• Nov 21, 2008

thank you so much!