At 17:26:22 on 19.10.10, lydia6dg wrote:
I have clinical depression and quite a few health issues, but my 2 horses are what get me out of bed in the morning. I love to feed them on a cold wet day and to see them munching on their hay, so contented. they love you unconditionally and they evoke such emotion no other animal on the planet does. I live for my boys, even when they both trash their new expensive rugs as happened last night !!!!!!! Nothing smells as good as a horse to me , and my 2 have completely different smells, Monty smells sweet and I often can be seen smelling his neck , such a sweet intoxicating smell. I watch them for hours in the summer, just to spend time with my boys is a privilege to me. I wouldn't ever ever be without horses in my life ever !!!! : ) Monty III, is my Irish Sports Horse and Spudacious Bumbles/Spud is my welsh Sec C

At 11:24:12 on 25.10.10, sailorsmoon wrote:
Like somebody else said, all my animals are my family, and i put my family first..

At 13:55:30 on 26.10.10, Patchwork Princess wrote:
yes! my horses alwasy come first, no matter what! id rather be out with my horses than off into town with my friends :') even when its snowing ^.^

At 07:02:27 on 01.01.11, MojoPowers wrote:
My horse is first no matter what! Up in the middle of the night if needed whether it is snowy and cold or calm and quiet. I dont think anyone else unless as horse crazy as me could understand the lengths i would go for my darling :D Thanks for reading Mojo;)

At 08:47:09 on 09.10.11, kcolors wrote:
Abosolutely!!! I am always worried about my horses :)

At 15:40:43 on 08.04.12, Hoofpirintsonmyheart wrote:

Um, YES! lol my mare is on my mind 24/7. i can walk into tractor supply to get grain, and walk out with 2 new halters, lead ropes, bags of treats, etc. She always comes before anything because she deserves it. I on the same 5 pairs of jeans the past 2 years and she gets a new halter every other month. I would rather buy her something then myself. half the time i pay her bills before i pay my own! LOL

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