Ok, here is a chance to get something on my blog on any given Wednesday and not have to spend anytime writing a single word.... Wordless Wednesday! I like this day. I even have about 3 pictures to place on this wonderful middle of the week day, but have I done it yet??? NO, Wednesday comes and goes before I can shake a stick at it....geez.

So... here I sit this wonderful Saturday morning and I am going to read and read and do catch up with my favorite blogs again. I keep thinking that if I finally catch up with all of them then I can very easily read each one each night... yea right, I sure wished it worked that way. Maybe when the skiddos go to their new daycare place I will then again have a lunch hour at work and I can make the effort to read on my time. Currently I work four 10 hour days, from 7 to 5 because the daycare will not take them earlier than a few minutes before 7 or keep them much more than a few minutes later than 5, I do not take a lunch (my work place is great in letting us eat at our desks as long as we continue to work, so I can get paid my full 10 hours.... but no time for me).

I got off subject there, sooo, I guess I am going to have to put a reminder in my outlook when Wednesday is so I can get a silly (because I don't do beautiful like Train Wreck and all the other bloggers out there) picture posted.... LOL

Y'all have a super Saturday ya hear!!!
Yeehaw!!!!

Yea right...
We went camping this weekend, had a great time (I will post pics and write about it later because there is just no time).
I need to clean out the toy hauler, but there is just no time. I want to be reading blogs, but there is just no time. I want to write so many things for my blog(my mind is full of um...stupid, um... mundane, um...okay, just stuff to share), but there is just no time. I want to update my Zune player but there is just no time. I want to be outside with my horses, but there is just no time. I want to work with Toby in the round pen, … yep, you know… no time. I want to make a dinner list for the week, no time (we will no doubt just wing-it). I want to watch the football game with my husband, no time. I want to burn a few cd’s, no time. I want to get more covers made for my DVD’s, no time. I want to read the book I started a month ago and have only finished the 1st chapter…
No friggin’ time.
None of these are even on my to-do-list which I never have time for !!!
Man.. I think I need to go lay down for a nap…..

Ok, I see these silly things and I am always compelled to go and play...



Ah, the Quarter Horse. The most common breed of horse owned in America, noted for it's calm disposition and sensible attitude. A famous quarter horse played Black Beauty in the movie based upon Anne Sewell's book. You don't let life's problems bother you, and you deal with them in the most practical manner. You are quite intelligent, and it wouldn't hurt to use your talents to have a little more fun, to walk a little more on the wild side, like your ancestors.
Your owner will most likely be either a cowboy or a young person learning to ride. You also stand a high chance of becoming a school horse.
Your color will most likely be: Anything, but most likely chestnut.

What breed of horse are you? Find out!

I read this article and this was stated:

If a young foal looks like a tiny version of an adult horse, it's probably going to be a small horse when it's full-grown. If a young foal reaches the age of two without having gone through an awkward, gangly stage, it's probably going to be a small horse when it's full-grown. The gangly and awkward ones that first seem to have huge heads and huge joints, then grow up one end at a time, first croup-high, then high in front, then croup-high again, and that go through a stage during which they look long and bony and uncoordinated -- those are the ones that will probably be tall when they are full-grown. This would tie in with your source that mentioned a small head indicating early maturity -- it doesn't mean that the horse will actually be physically mature earlier, you'll still need to wait for the skeleton to finish developing. But I would interpret that statement as meaning that a foal that develops adult proportions very early is a foal that is going to grow up to be a small horse.

Questions... Do any of you feel this has merit?

Have any of you heard of this?

How much is probably genetics?

What have been your views on how horses grow in your experience?

My Toby who is 2 years old now. His dam is 15.1hh. She is our palomino. His sire was 16.1hh. Toby is currently a little taller than his momma. Toby grew like it was mentioned above ... gangly, goofy, one end before the other. I did not do the measurement of his leg thingy that a gal told me about to get an approximate height because it was past the right time to do that when she told me about it... follow me? So, how long does a horse continue it's growth (up not out)?