She was tied until after we were done. When we started over the dam I happened to look down and my shoe lace was untied, before I could bend down to tie it, Ruth dropped down and took care of that for me, now that's true love!
Right around noon during another rain storm Jarad Plattner from Plattner Orthopedic showed up with 3 of the men that worked on Raven's brace. The rain stopped by the time the brace was on and adjusted. We will remove it for the night and put it back on in the morning.
Just settled down with the last of the library books when Don Kummer from Canton called. He needed papers to register his purebred Friesian filly by Raven out of his mare Zyphur. I decided to drive them over to take some pictures of the filly forgetting he has a 5 year old Raven son out of his chestnut Saddlebred mare, Charming Robin. They call him Buddy and he is amazing, almost 17 hands, black and besides his very sweet disposition he has a fantastic body, and wow his neck is fabulous.
By the time we finished oooing and ahing over him I almost forgot to take pictures of the filly.
Started driving back home from Canton, when Rhoda called to ask if I would bring Emma in for x-rays to try to find out how many pups she is carrying. Her vet clinic was slow and there was plenty of time.
They could count 8 clearly, may see number 9 and just maybe one more underneath so the best estimate on puppy count was 8-10.
The car was needing gas by the time we left for the farm.
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