Road Trip to Texas!!!

Well, next Friday will be here before I know it. I am looking forward to getting to see TnT! Since they moved to Texas 6 months ago, life has not been the same and neither has this blog! As some of you long time readers know, the reason for this blog moved 1200 miles away. All 11 reasons! Now there are 17 reasons with Kate and Rusty's new litter. With the guys working 12 hour shifts, and daylight savings time, they have not had the time to work with the horses nor enough light to take pictures.

I am working on posting more as I search through over 8500 pictures. I am getting ready a post about the guys buggies, but am waiting on some information from the guys. And I am looking forward to taking hundreds, if not thousands :) of pictures on my vacation! I will be able to get more pictures of the new litter of puppies before they all go to their new homes and it looks like I will be staying a couple of weeks instead of the original 3 to 4 days!!! Naturally, I will not be able to post all the pictures, but I will have lots to work with in the future.

I will be able to post to this blog from TnT's computer and will have to set up Go-To-My-Computer so that I can access all my programs and keep my business going while I am in Texas. But it will all be worth it!

Next Saturday, my brother and I will meet TnT in Arizona for our family reunion that takes place every year with my mother's side of the family. While the guys explore the desert with their Uncle and a 3rd Cousin, I will be going over family ancestry information with my 1st and 2nd Cousins. I hope that I get some desert exploring time, too! But want to get some quality time in with family that I don't get to see that often. Then I will travel back to Texas with the guys. After a couple weeks stay I will then travel back to California by Amtrak. So, if you don't hear from us for a little bit, know that as soon as I get settled in Texas, I will be posting daily again...


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MnC's Disclaimer: At no time is excessive force, cruelty or brutality used when training the horses pictured in this blog. Reinforcing pats and firm gentleness, along with calmness from the trainers, encourage the horses to do as they are asked.