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Kat,
You should be able to upload your new videos to your page now that you have the CD. Be willing to wait a loooong time while they upload. But I'm sure you're friends would like to view them.
D.

Thank you Kat,for looking.
Yeah,I really like the grey,But the more I look the more I find,but yes,the grey was a favorite.I am off to sleep,this horse shopping is hard work..LMAO!!!

Thank you again,

Marvina in MO.

Kat:
Hi, I just wanted to stop in and say hi and tell you about the newest member(s) to my little animal family. I went to the auction tonight, was only going for tack and barn supplies, but I left with a momma goat and her 2 day old baby boy. I've got to come up with names for them. She's just as sweet and gentle as can be and he's just a sweet little thing. He's white with some cream on him and she's got black, brown and white on her. I don't think that she's very old but right now her and the baby are spending the night in the laundry room. The dogs about went nuts but that's ok. I went into the laundry room to check on her and the baby and they was laying there being quiet and I was able to put a collar on her with no problem. I know I'm weird keeping a goat in the house but what can I say I'm just a hillbilly.

OMG!!!! Kat,I am in love!
Please take a peek at the lil girl on equinehits ID#200834
She is so pretty!!!!!!
Let me know what you think,thanks

Marvina in MO.

LMAO, I am such a nerd!
I emailed the pics to myself.I am hopeless!!!
Like I said,I am not a computer whiz,hell i'm not even an operater,,LOL
OK,I do know if you go to equine hits equinehits.com and on the left hand side,there are options to search,go to ID search,I have the numbers.
199209
159971
156327
105378
If ya what to look at them and let me know what you think?
Thanks,
Marvina in MO.

Hello Kat,
I hope I sent the links correctly,but if not,it wouldn't suprise me..LOL a computer whiz,I am not.
I sent three that I found this morning,I really like the looks of the sorrel mare,she looks like she could handle trails just fine,but I am partial to the grays.
If you got the e mails,take a peek and give me your honest opinion.
Thanks,
Marvina in MO.

Kat,
I'm re-recording the video we shot of Vodka at your place the other day. I went in and re-formated the screen. There is some pretty good stuff on there, so I'm making another video.
I'm also going to put another together of Centurion that will be longer.
D.

The pasture is about 1 1/2 acre +/-. I think that is how high Bill is going to make the walls, somewhere between 4-5 feet high. I know that my fence is a little over 4 feet. We've got that 2X2 I think it is around the pasture, it was here when we moved in. Bill just went around and took it loose and retightened it where it needed it and reset the fence posts. Bill was born and raised Mennonite so he's pretty familar with that part of it and the barn building. But he's just trying to get a place set up for them for right now. Like he said with summer coming on it will be cooler for them for now, but when he goes to build the feed room onto the barn he's going to finish the walls and we are eventually going to redo the fence all the way around and do it the right way. He wants to do electric fence but like he said we are kind of pressed for time right now and this is the fastest and best way for now.

I've seen your other video's and I really liked them. I know what you mean about the barn. The way that he's going to build it is this way. The front part or entrance to the stalls is going to be facing the road with tube gates for doors, then there will be a separation in the middle to give each horse their own place, but both sides and the back will probably be done 1/2 way up from the ground, unless he changes his mind AGAIN. But it's so that the "kids" can look out while they are in their stalls and they can see the cars passing and other horses, etc, and they will also be able to look out the side walls of their stalls and for one horse they will be able to look out the side of the stall and see my back yard, and back door, etc, the other stall will look out to the neighbors pasture and house, then the back of the stalls will be done the same way, 1/2 way up from the ground so that they will be able to look out and see the pasture but they will also be able to see the trains as well as hear them and hopefully they will learn that the trains aren't going to bother them. We've decided that for the first few days the "kids" will be kept in their stalls, until they get used to the trains, but I will take them out one at a time during the day while a train is coming by and show them that it's ok. But they will go out for a little while during the day while I'm home into the pasture when I know that they trains won't be coming through and that way they will be able to get used to everything SLOWLY and SAFELY. At least that is what I'm hoping for anyway.

Kat,
I have found several arabians on equinehits,but you just never know what you will get when buying on line,not that I would ever buy without going to look first.
I guess I need to research the breed more before I just go out and fall in love with the first one I see,because I fell in love three times this morning...LOL.
My main intrest is trailriding,I love it! So if you could give me some smart tips on what would best suit me,please share.I know you said that the breed is versital,but I want to make the right choice for me,and the horse.If I plan on just trailriding,will it really matter? I just don't know.

Marvina in MO.