Have you noticed that my furry little red-brown donkey...
Has turned into a fuzzy little grey-tan donkey?...
She has shed all of her coarse, brown outer fur and left behind this silky, creamy under-coat...
Which changes a bit every day as it too sheds out. It is filled with beautiful shades and patterns...
But, underneath all of this is some new color, that has yet to be revealed....
Whatever it is, it will still be the best color any donkey can be:)...
Showing posts with label spring shedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring shedding. Show all posts
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Spring Fashions
We're all walking around in a cloud of loose horse hair. Everything I own, even my "good" clothes has bits of red and white clinging to it and I find horse hair in the damnedest places. I'd say that one of the things that marks the difference between real horse people and wannabes is that the real horse folk don't bat an eye if you hand them a sandwich that has to do a little shedding of it's own before being eaten.
In the last few days Emma has gotten in on the action as well and has been adding lots of long, dark hairs as well as soft, downy fluff into the mix. You won't see her in the picture though. She had come up to get her share of attention (well OK, maybe double her share as usual), but she wasn't thrilled with the cloud of horse hair that was raining down on top of her. She decided that she had enough all on her own, thank you very much, and made her retreat. I'm not complaining though, I love Spring and I like seeing my "new" horse emerge each year. Tessa is roaning quite a bit and it will be interesting to see just what color she is going to be sporting for the season. You know how important it is to keep up with Spring fashions after all.
In the last few days Emma has gotten in on the action as well and has been adding lots of long, dark hairs as well as soft, downy fluff into the mix. You won't see her in the picture though. She had come up to get her share of attention (well OK, maybe double her share as usual), but she wasn't thrilled with the cloud of horse hair that was raining down on top of her. She decided that she had enough all on her own, thank you very much, and made her retreat. I'm not complaining though, I love Spring and I like seeing my "new" horse emerge each year. Tessa is roaning quite a bit and it will be interesting to see just what color she is going to be sporting for the season. You know how important it is to keep up with Spring fashions after all.
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