Maybe the best thing to say at this point is, “Thanks for being my friend, it’s really nice that we met and I’ll see you later.”
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It didn’t matter how cold it was, out the door I went right after sunrise and I got home just as the sun was setting.
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But of course there were the thoughts of times past that always occur at holidays. This year mine were happy ones — not always the case for any of us — but a relief for sure.
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There are a lot things that belong on this list and it is too long to be put here, so let’s just consider all of the decent things to be asked for, shall we?
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If you go back to basics and ride without a saddle (or at least without stirrups) you will become perforce a better rider because you will have a longer leg on your horse.
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There is now The Great Lisbon Farmers Feed the Hungry Christmas Parade, and it has been expanded and improved.
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Some of the men there weren’t exactly thrilled with the idea of traipsing off into those dark woods and were only going under duress from their friends. One of those guys was with his girlfriend.
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Soon enough there is fresh coffee, a heater, a towel around your wet head, dry clothes and the warmth of one or two indoor cats to soothe you.
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My friend didn’t bat an eye. In the wilds of Hampstead in her day she was used to meeting wild animals up to the bobcat class on her farm.
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Tom Cashman, who is retiring from being farm manager of Robert Manfuso’s Chanceland Farm, is going to take a trip he has been planning for several years.
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