Magic26

Good luck with your transition - take care of yourself, the kids and Spring. I hope for all the best for you all!

Hoping that things keep going up for your mom and grandmother!

I saw this on Facebook - condolences to her family and friends. She was a lovely presence on the HC boards.

Thanks for letting HC friends know so more prayers can be sent. Mine are on the way.

Sorry to hear about the George damage. We have started to try using CBD oil treats for our dog who has general anxiety - he's afraid of the wind many days... We got Treatibles which is CBD oil in treat form, rather than drops, and it seems to be helping him to be more relaxed. We are not using it every day, just on days when his anxiety might be up - like windy days! The research so far says it's a good option for dogs with all kinds of anxiety - separation included. You may want to look into it for future use. But your vacation looked awesome - warmth, sun and sand!

Pink - so glad you got good news!

Hope everyone had a lovely Christmas!

My dad loved cooking when he was older - started making things my mother never would have tried and they were delicious! Who know what kind of great food you could cook up, PD?!!

Thanks for the update - your trick training classes will be great! Part of what people will learn is that it is also about the relationship that you have with your horse that makes trick training successful. Love the rearing photo of you both! Merry Christmas to you, Sparks (aka Coblet!) and Solo!

Hurray for some good news on Libby!

Good for you! Keep achieving - these things change your life!

Nice photos of your kids and the dogs!

Sounds perfect!

How about a personalized throw blanket or quilt with your special message on it? There are folks on ETSY who can do this for you.

LC - you will work through the feet issues. My old guy was never a problem, but at 20, he has some arthritis in his hind end and he will not tolerate the farrier for his hind end, he kicks out pretty good. He could stand for a trim, but his hooves are not great and he really can't go barefoot, so we are having to sedate him with Dormosedan, which is an oral sedative that we can administer. Have done it the last 3 shoeings and its working great for him. I know you won't need it, but thought I would share for others. Excited to be going to Equine Affaire in MA tomorrow and Friday - hope I learn some things and don't buy too much horsey stuff!