My Sacroiliac.

After weeks and weeks of being a gimp I finally went to the Doctor.  The Massage Therapist called it and she was right.  I have been doing the same motions over and over for 42 years and the twisting when I pick the stalls is not allowing me to catch a break.  I was given more stretching exercises and have to pay attention when I'm out in the barn.  Every morning I use a heating pad for 20 minutes before heading out and it sure helps.  So does a nice hot shower.  I average 25 to 30 miles weekly according to my Fitbit.  I have not stopped doing anything, but every once in awhile I get a jab above my waistline...my stall cleaning style has to change.

Buddy continues to be a very good boy.  This weekend Jenny is going to help me give both horses a major spring grooming.

I was at the doctor's office by 10:30 and on the way home stopped at Glen Darrach Farm to see Andrea and a couple of horses that I hadn't met yet.

Wegmans was next and I got home around 2.

It started raining when I went out for evening chores.

Dinner?  A big salad.  Romaine, tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, bacon, hard boiled eggs and Feta Cheese.  So good.

Night all.

 

We Have Rhubarb

31 degrees last night, but sunny all day and up to 50 degrees..

After chores...

I mowed the lawn.  These flowers are spectacular.

As you can see, we are loaded.

The garlic has gotten much taller, and

I was able to pick some rhubarb to make a batch of cookies.

Sidney was hiding in the leaves.

Light and delicious,

You guessed it.  Nap time for Little Wonder.

Gary went to Coop's ball game.  I did evening chores at 6:30.

First I put Rebel in his stall....

and then I call Buddy (bribe him with a cookie) and he goes right where he belongs.  He has been such a good boy.

The lawn looked gorgeous on my way back to the house.

It was every man for himself tonight.  Gary made a ham and cheese sandwich, had some bean salad and the last piece of banana cream pie.  I opted for fried eggs and an English muffin.

Night all.