Terlingua Dreams

Terlingua Dreams
Governors Landing Campground - Lake Amistad - Del Rio, Texas
Showing posts with label Romeo and Juliet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Romeo and Juliet. Show all posts

Monday, January 13, 2020

Fog / Neighbor's puppies / Made a Boo-boo

I went to feed the boys and Katie and when I opened the door I could not even see the fence due to the fog.  It has been a long time since the fog has been so dense. I was surprised that it was not cold but I still had my turtle neck and jacket on.

The fog lifted and the sun came out for a little while around noon. The neighbor in the back of mother's house on the north part of her property has a dog that had puppies a couple of weeks ago. There are three of them but today I only saw two in the backyard.  Hopefully, someone adopted one!


They are always running around and not even the puppies mother comes to take them home much less their owner. The good thing is that I can see them as I am washing dishes and at least they do not try to mess with the boys.  Paquito is bigger than any of them. As you can tell Pollito's wino sidekick has not come back to finish mowing the weeds.


When Romeo was grazing he left some horse fertilizer and for some reason, these puppies find it tasty and have been eating it. As you can see on the two above pictures Paquito is sunning himself on the fence and keeping an eye on the intruders.

Last night I was sleepy when I was writing my post and accidentally posted to the wrong blog.  It was an update to Romeo and Juliet (the horses to the south of the property).  I did not feel like deleting it and starting all over so I just left it on my other blog.  I made my first blog Boo-boo of the year.

Here is the link if you care to read it or you can just click on my header picture and it will take you there.  http://mylittlewalter.blogspot.com/

We had a low of 57 and a high of 73 degrees.

Good night.  May you all have Terlingua Dreams.



Aunty Acid Saying of the Day



Monday, December 30, 2019

Why call Pollito when I have Caballito...

It was 35 degrees this morning that is considered COLD for these parts.  The kitchen is the only room that has windows facing north, east and south...lately rather than taking my solar lights outside to charge I have been charging them from the kitchen.

When I opened the blinds I noticed Ramón (not his real name) who used to be Walter's owner throwing things at his horse. I was surprised and upset that he would do that. He then looked towards the house and saw me looking at him from the window and stopped.

I went to grab my phone and the boys food and went outside by then Ramón was no longer there I supposed he had left for work. Then I saw that the horse had crossed the street so I walked to the corner that is when I noticed that his horse was in the corral and that this was a different horse. That is when it dawned on me that he must have been eating his horse's hay so he ran him off.

When the horse saw me he crossed the street and came into our yard.  That is when the girl horse started to neigh loudly and he went to her side and was there for a long time.


I had to drive into town to run errands so I let them be. As I went by HEB I noticed that gasoline had gone up to $2.299 an increase of .12 cents.  When I passed Walmart I was delighted to see that their parking lot was almost empty so stopped to pick up a couple of groceries.



While I would only save .01 cent per gallon decided to fill-up here as well.


When I arrived back home the horse was still here but this time he was grazing...who needs Pollito when I have Caballito (an endearing term for a horse).


It was getting warm especially in the sun so I rewarded him for his hard work by bringing him some water.


I recalled a couple of years ago that a Sheriff's Deputy came to knock at the door to tell us that there were two horses on our property who had been reported missing and that their owner would soon be by to pick them up so to please not run them off...we had no idea they were even here.

I, therefore, felt obliged to call the Sheriff's department to let them know I had a lost horse in our property.  He took down my name, telephone, and address and said he would send a squad car.  I told him the horse was not bothering me and I did not mind that he was here.

Grabbed a chair, my cell and the cordless phone in case they called. Sat outside with the boys in the warm sunshine.  No one came by or called so I went in at 5:00 p.m. to watch the news.


Both cats soon fell asleep but I only got a pic of Nico.


I went back outside at 6:00 p.m. and Romeo (decided to name him that) was still with Juliet and more than likely will spend the night here.

Good night.  May you all have Terlingua Dreams.


Saying of the Day