It’s raining, it’s pouring, the old man is snoring.
As that nursery rhyme goes. Silly sounding nursery rhyme if you ask me. What is that you say? Nobody asked me? Well, I suppose you are correct.
Anyway, I bet that old man is snoring. That is what happens when it rains and rains on repeat and people can’t ride their horses.
Drinking coffee this morning listening to the rain tap tap tap on my roof and windows, looking forward to riding again and spring and daylight and sunshine. One day. Any day. Some day soon.
This too shall pass, as they say. I know I have said it often enough. These days though, this gal’s patience is running a titch thin.
Patience. It is indeed a virtue.
That is enough of that complaining.
Walk in love, dear readers. Have a great Wednesday!
… And this wind! I am ready for the rain and wind to stop for a minute. My horses are beginning to shed. Yours?
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Ugh. Yes, the wind, but I will take just wind and now rain! I have not had safe ground to ride in quite some time. We have had so much rain this fall and winter. Just a little bit and everything is slick soup. When the horses are out there slipping while walking…and FRESH because they have not had basically any work…I pass on riding.
No real shedding yet, but I hope that yours are is a good sign! My old guy is shedding a little and I keep telling him to wait…but he is wiser than me!
We’re supposed to be in the grips of winter here on the east coast of Canada (and for the most part we are), but we keep having these random storms where the temps go way up above freezing and we get downpours and high winds. They’re driving me crazy, because you can kind of at least go for a walk on frozen ground, but with my grass ring, once that rain comes I’m done for 🙁 This is the wackiest winter I’ve seen in a long time. Come on Spring!!!
Yes, come on spring!!! It feels like everyone is having a wet winter with very little riding.
Rain and grey days have a way of getting on my nerves as well. But I grew up on the west coast of BC and it rained incessantly! I just was used to it but now not so much.