Re: Re: Called in for Tea!!

["KeMe" <romulus@kemail.co.uk>]

My boy is a little more practical. If you leave the broom  near his stall
door he will start sweeping the aisle in front of his stall while he waits
for his tea.
I really  need to get a picture of this. He holds the broom with the very
end in his teeth and sweeps away.
<<sigh> If only he would do windows now.

Lynn

----- Original Message -----
From: "Laura Hayes" <mark@madbbs.com>
To: <ridecamp@endurance.net>
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2001 10:18 PM
Subject: RC: Re: Called in for Tea!!


> > Several of us watched in fascination as one gelding picked up a 5 foot
> > branch and started to play-stallion-fight with one of the others whilst
> > holding the middle of the stick and flailing it around.  Luckily he
> > dropped the stick as soon as he was called in for his tea.  I wouldn't
> > have liked to put on a halter whilst he was still holding it!
>
> How quaint - they call their horses in for tea!!!  I think I shall start
> that tradition here.  Do you think Music would like crumpets or just cakes
> with his tea???  Can you add beet pulp????  LOL
>
> Laura