A different kind of wet blanket

Well, my rain gauge shows that we have had 6 1/2 inches of rain since last weekend. I do not know what our current percentage of "normal" is now, but I am voting for spring sunshine after the storm that is supposed to start on Tuesday blows through. Last week the boys were cold and trembling and slow to come up the hill to eat, but today they were muddy and fiesty. They like getting some grain with dinner. Shirley reminded us to give them the high octane alfalfa too, because although she didn't say it, "we want horses under us." (:

I'm ready for wet blankets--the kind that we get from riding. I'm ready for Cueno Creek. I'm ready for summer and the next adventure Lynn plans for us.