I rode Tanza Friday and Sunday and Sadie Saturday and this morning. Sadie is acting like a snorty goofball these last two rides. I'd put her on raspberry leaves except she got hives when I tried that last summer. I don't know that its hormones anyway. If I was one to quickly blame feed for every little thing I'd think the equine senior is giving her too much molasses or something but I tend to think that is BS.
Tanza was fairly good. I am still thinking OMG I am just getting too old for a green young horse. He is pretty good but he gets to rushing on the way home and I get overly tense about it. Oh well I think we'll get through this stage. I had similar misgivings with Sadie w/ extra bonus of "since I turned the saddle on her, she is never going to trust me" and that passed with some tincture of time.
Friday I went "I have GOT to start exercising and boost my metabolism, I cannot stand how fat I'm getting and I have not been eating that badly."
Two times jogging/walking -Friday and today and Sunday I led Tanza out to get a good walk in + not be worried that a 4-wheeler would surprise him. I also did quite a bit of hoeing grass and pulling out the dried up stalks from last years hollyhocks in mom's gargantuan flower bed both weekend days.
There are a few crocus blooming and the tulips are up and looking healthy but don't have any flowers yet. There are a few spots where it looks like I should dig the bulbs and replant them for better spacing. I may have to ask the gardening folks when to do this. Or even try to find the info in one of mom's old gardening books.
I need to keep up the jogging and make it into a habit rather than dropping after just a few times so I am trying hard to not overdo at the start and feel like I'm getting sick which has been a common thing I do when I think I'm going to start exercising. I never get back to it when I take a week or 2 off to make sure I don't end up sucking infection deep into the sinuses. This time the plan is to still take walks if I feel like I might be getting sick to try to keep it up for the six weeks or so they say it takes to get it into a habit.
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