So it's been a while since I have done a blog. My camera broke and it has been a crazy summer. I moved back to my parents house in Utah with my boyfriend Gavin. All summer long we looked for jobs and I finally found one at Carriage for Hire. So I drive the carriages in downtown. It's a very fun job, I love it. But Gavin was having a hard time finding enough work so he moved back to Colorado. I have been helping Valerie, my sister, with her new horse Ziggy. I moved down here to help her learn more about horses and how to work with them. We have been having lots of fun riding horses, especially now that they are at her house! And Maddie sure does like having the horses in her backyard too.
Spark after a trail ride, she was dirty:)
Jerry, one of the carriage horses!!


Spark after a trail ride, she was dirty:)
Jerry, one of the carriage horses!!I went hunting in September with my dad and it was the first time I was the one hunting with a weapon and not just with a camera. Three days into the hunt I had a good shot on a nice spike bull elk. When we were packing him out and got back to our 4-wheelers there was 2 puppies waiting for us to find them. Unfortunately one of the puppies had a broken jaw and was so skinny that he could barely stand. We ended up having to put him down, but we were able to save his sister. She is a little border collie pup and she is adorable. We named her Daisy. When we found her she was very skinny, and just about frozen. It had snowed 4 inches the night before and I don't know how they survived the night. After two weeks of living with us she had gained 12 pounds and was a normal. happy, playful puppy. We love her very much!!





It started off with a cold and snowy day and I left poor spark outside. For a little while she looked like a white horse because of all of the snow and ice that was stuck to her, so she got to go inside the barn for the night and stay out of the snow. She thought that my phone was something to eat and I got this closeup of her with snow on her face. But then the storm cleared up the next day and left us with just the cold out. The next night the temperature dropped to lows of about 30 below! When I got to there in the morning to feed the horses it was 18 below and they were quite frosty. Lady is supposed to be a bay horse but in the picture she looks white. Taito didn't look quite as bad and she just had frosty eyelashes. I feel so bad for them being out in that cold of weather, but thankfully the next day was up to 30 above again and it has steadily gotten warmer since then. :)


