From his windowsill, KC watches the horses like a hawk.

[George McGovern]

My wife's interpretation:
"He's keeping track of the competion for my attention."

[SheltieLover]

1. Maybe he is wondering how they can eat constantly. Lol

Thx for sharing.

[George McGovern]

2. Yw! Maybe he is SheltieLover. KC eats whenever he wants, but not constantly. Thx!

[The Blue Flower]

3. Beautiful markings on the horses

Do they have names?

[George McGovern]

4. They do, The Blue Flower. Pete's on the left. He's a Paint gelding.

Maddie is a Paint mare. Here's another shot of her.


Are you a horse person?

Pete and Maddie are often featured in my Friday postings in this Forum.
Here are the last few links:
https://democraticunderground.com/1161107457
https://democraticunderground.com/1161107259
https://democraticunderground.com/1161107035

Thanks for your interest!

George

[The Blue Flower]

5. I admire and appreciate their beauty

I've been afraid to sit on one since I was a child. I took some riding lesson in my early 30s, but felt intimidated by the size of them.

[George McGovern]

6. OMiGosh The Blue Flower - I didn't see your reply until more than 12 hours later. I'm sorry!

Thank You for your kind comment.

You are not alone: when we boarded retired horses, there was one whose
owner was a young woman. The woman's mom was afraid of the horse.
Dad, however, was not and accompanied his daughter on visits to their horse.

Horses are LARGE animals after all. Their size can be daunting.
I'm glad you can see their beauty nevertheless.

[The Blue Flower]

7. They're like huge dogs

You have to establish a relationship of trust with them before climbing on them.

[George McGovern]

8. Yes, yes you do. If you don't it can go wrong. Thanks for your understanding.