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Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Play Quietly Amongst Yourselves


I have the ten bundles of Muffin spun.  Today is plying day.  Well, I've plied a couple little bits of it as I went along because I was having my usual issues of not keeping consistent with my swatch yarn for various reasons and have had to adjust along the way.  You know, the usual issues I have that no one wants to listen to...again ;-).

In the meantime, here is a new puzzle.  I wish the entire foreground wasn't mud, but the scene behind it is nice.  Frankie sleeps laying down more than any horse I've even had or even known.  Usually he goes up into one of his stalls (Hank gave up his stall and relocated into the Del Boca Vista shed), but if it's a nice sunny day, he likes to sleep near his friends.

Hank is okay with Frankie as long as Frankie stays away from his sheep.  He's not happy about them sharing piles of hay occasionally, but if I'm there to monitor the playground he tolerates it.  While Frankie would love to be able to live right in with the sheep, he does normal horse stuff and, especially if it's cold and windy, will rip around the field like a thunderbolt and someone would end up getting hurt, even if just by accident.  

Okay, go work the puzzle and enjoy seeing the sun temporarily.  Wish me luck on the plying.  I'll try to get back with a yarn update...maybe tomorrow.  


3 comments:

JaneJMtl said...

Thanks for the puzzle, it was fun to do, as they always are. And I wasn’t stuck in the mud for long. ;-) Good luck with your plying!

Far Side of Fifty said...

Hope your plying goes well:)

I need orange said...

I wonder if Frankie feels safer because of Hank, which lets him be comfy with sleeping on the ground? Or maybe he's just young and isn't as aware of the "troubles of the world" as a grownup horse? No way to know, I'm sure. :-)

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