Yes….This is an older image…I did see Bob from a distance today…passed his 40 acres on the road…I don’t see him anymore in person…I don’t feel like I can write a post about the last chapter of my story with Bob, to explain why I don’t see the horses anymore. I’ll just say here in the comment section that Melvin developed a “crush” and I had to stop going when he made his feelings known. 😦 It was a very sad day for me…
🙂 🙂 This is Bob and his friend best friend Mac….I wish that I could go visit them again…I hear that they are still doing well, but I do miss them a lot…
Hmmm…we must not have talked about this…Melvin developed a “crush” I guess…had to end my visits there. A very sad turn of events for me…totally out of the blue.
Soon after I took this shot, maybe a week later…Melvin had cleaned them all down. I think he was a little embarrassed…but when you’re 86 and get around with a walker it’s kind of tough.
I hadn’t been in a barn since I was a teenager at my grandparents horse farm and when I walked through the door the smell just washed over me and memories flooded over me.
A WINDOW INTO THE WOODS 
Bob & Mac together again. They have been missed. Lovely to see them all warm and cozy.
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Yes….This is an older image…I did see Bob from a distance today…passed his 40 acres on the road…I don’t see him anymore in person…I don’t feel like I can write a post about the last chapter of my story with Bob, to explain why I don’t see the horses anymore. I’ll just say here in the comment section that Melvin developed a “crush” and I had to stop going when he made his feelings known. 😦 It was a very sad day for me…
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Oh, that is sad for you. I understand perfectly.
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As much as I love your photos of the birds, I am so happy to see the horses again. Is this Bob and friend?
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🙂 🙂 This is Bob and his friend best friend Mac….I wish that I could go visit them again…I hear that they are still doing well, but I do miss them a lot…
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Do tell. Have they moved or have you?
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Hmmm…we must not have talked about this…Melvin developed a “crush” I guess…had to end my visits there. A very sad turn of events for me…totally out of the blue.
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That is sad. Sorry to hear it.
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Makes me wonder what they’re all looking at.
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They were waiting for their owner, Melvin to come and feed them breakfast 🙂
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Horses do the Suzanne way…. what a beaut…
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LOL…”the Suzanne way”…I’m on the hunt…two interesting horses just moved in down the street!
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Perfect image! In fact I was going to ask you for a horse fix and voila! here it is.
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Whoa, somebody DO SOMETHING about those cobwebs!
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Soon after I took this shot, maybe a week later…Melvin had cleaned them all down. I think he was a little embarrassed…but when you’re 86 and get around with a walker it’s kind of tough.
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Thanks so much for for passing this on 🙂
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2 gorgeous beauties
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I wish they were mine 🙂
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The light is great in that photo. The wee cat is not missing out getting its picture taken as well.
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🙂 It was wonderful light…for some reason I couldn’t put any text with this image, but they were waiting for their breakfast.
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So evocative! Wonderful, including Mr. Cat 🙂
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🙂 Thank you Marilyn…the first time I walked into this barn, it took me back to my grandparents horse farm…
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I can almost smell the barn in this picture.
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I hadn’t been in a barn since I was a teenager at my grandparents horse farm and when I walked through the door the smell just washed over me and memories flooded over me.
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Smells and tastes, like music, can take us way, way back.
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It was soooo wonderful to feel like I was back in their barn….so awesome that those “keys” can hit us immediately.
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…. 🙂 Amazig photograph… what a great meeting! Thanks and Love, nia
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