Tornado Warnings....

 Good light.....

 It was a nice, cool morning and I am happy to report

 that Berlin seemed to be back to her normal self

when I got out to the barn.

 Today is our 53rd wedding anniversary and we

celebrated by going out to Zambistro in Medina for lunch.

We both had their Steak/fries lunch with a beautiful side salad.

 The weather was great so we ate out on the patio.

 On the way home we dropped off a bushel of cucumbers to Scott

and Alix at Fox Cross Farm... so they could use them at their

restaurant (The Shirt Factory).

 By the time we got back to the farm, it had warmed up by 11 

or 12 degrees.  Berlin was still fine, socializing with her pals.

 I made a quick trip to Wegmans and by the time I got home, could

see that we had some serious rain.

Before too long it started coming down again like gang busters.

 All of a sudden there was a very loud buzzing on the TV and 

we were given a tornado warning.  Fortunately, it did not get

too bad here.  By 7:30 it started to clear up and you could

see (barely) a rainbow to the south.

 I had leftover veggies for dinner and Gary had granola.

Now it is time to get back to the Netflix Series I have been binging 

on for days.  There are 7 seasons and it was created in Australia.

In some ways, it reminds me of the old Ally McBeal show.

Ta Ta!

Berlin

I let the dogs out a little before 6 and it looked like this.

 Berlin has been much better about eating all of her grain for the past week

and she looked pretty normal this morning until I was ready to turn

her out.  She was very unsteady and took her time getting out but

made her way to the pasture.

Ended up giving her some bute and decided to take advantage of

the moisture in the outdoor arena by going over it with the 

York rake.  Scott sure turned this into a very useful piece of equipment.

 When the horses came in for a drink, Elliott ended up 

running into Berlin and she went down.  Before I got

to her she managed to get up on her own.  Not what she needed.

The bute had not kicked in yet,and I decided to put her in

the run-in by the fan with some hay and water.  She was able 

to see the horses when they were under the shed roof and looked

out the back door when they were in the pasture.

 I went over the outdoor 3 times and it sure leveled it out.

Not very deep yet, but much better than when I tried it

the other day (when it was as hard as a rock).

 I checked on Berlin several times....

 and decided turn turn her out with the others around 3.

By then she seemed much more stable.

 The last time I went out to check her, (before Karen did evening chores)

 the horses were in the front paddock eating grass and she was screaming at

Elliott.  In the most raging heat I have ever seen.  35 years old! 

 This morning I was worried that this was her last day.  

Let's see what tomorrow brings.

Night all.