Monthly Archives: July 2010

We are experiencing a full-on, hard core, blazing hot summer in Kentucky.  Unlike other parts of the country where there have been tropical storms, tornados, rain, and flooding of late, we are experiencing wonderful weather.  Wonderful, that is, if you … Continue reading →

Hot, humid and sticky were the best words to describe central Kentucky today.   The horses mostly tried to find a bit of shade, not having the enthusiasm for much playing or showing off.  Thankfully there was a fairly active breeze today, because otherwise … Continue reading →

As I was driving home from Old Friends today contemplating what I would write in this week’s blog, my first thought was that we had a quiet, non-eventful day at the farm.  It was warm, but it’s been warm for … Continue reading →

Ahh, Independence Day—a sure sign that we are mid-way through the summer!  What a day it was. On the one hand, it was a fun, albeit hot, day and we had a lot of especially enjoyable visitors.  But on the … Continue reading →

Black Tie Affair 1986-2010  When I wrote about Black Tie Affair earlier this year, I knew this day would arrive.  Knowing it does not, in any way, make it easier to bear.  Back then it was not my intent to write … Continue reading →