Dog Days of Summer

August has arrived with sultry days, misty mornings, and a world in turmoil.  Our President and his people seem incapable of dealing with the many issues that have arisen in the past few years.  It is as if one crisis follows another in an almost predictable fashion.  Planned and exploited???  Something to ponder, and yet, for me...at the end of each day, I hand it all over to God and thank him for peace and goodness, for love, for wisdom....admittedly all qualities I must work harder at on some days than others.  Many prayers are sent out to those in power asking for them to remember their callinge/election is a humble role serving the people of their countries to improve the quality of their lives, ensure freedom to educate, worship, work, and live in a peaceful environment. It is evil to use that role to serve large money contributors, sustain elegant homes, and extravagant life styles at the expense of the populace.  What  is done to the least of mankind will be done to you.....remember this always.

A few notes on Chocolate Horse Farm.....five fillies this year !  We were blessed with some lovely fillies, and all are doing well. Names are Tillie, Tess, Izzi, Lindi, and Mischa.  Will share more on each in subsequent posts.  I will tell you " One " will be going to the Missouri State Fair Gypsy Horse Show with her mother and of course, ourselves.  It will be a happy crowd this year, with our SD connections, Shelli from CA, and Josie our 'barrel riding, horse training, Sparky friend, all round horse girl".  Yes, it will be an awesome break in the every day.

                                                                    HOWDY ALL!