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Horsemeister's Sapphire
Luna just doesn't fit this new mare of ours. Today Rhoda and Sarah must have showed up very early to work with her and decided her new name is Horsemeister's Sapphire and we will call her Fire. She has a lot of holes in her training. She does not respect our space (typical Friesian) but we must teach her to do this. They are big horses and don't understand how much room they take up. She leads ok but does not like her back legs handled. The girls did some really amazing work with her before taking a break for pictures. Introducing Sapphire:
We will get some better action shots later. Once Fire was put away they brought out Tessa and her filly. The pictures on the website of Tessa were taken when she was only 2 years old. We really needed to update those. Plus Zion was here with her flowers and dress so of course we needed a photo shoot.
She had to stand on a chair for some of those pictures and her filly was very curious about what was happening and just had to come check it out.
While all of this was going on I had the other kids with me while I worked on the farm house. The men that stayed the last 5 nights left it nice. I had garbage to empty, bedding to strip and lots of towels to wash. Those were all hauled over to the barn washer as that one is new and has a short cycle on it. When Zion was done she came down and the kids loved the curtains in the bedroom. 
They decided to put on a play. Here it is below with zero practice.
While I was finishing up the farm house it booked for Saturday and Sunday night. I had blocked it off for tonight as Braelyn and her friends are staying the night but now I'll need to kick them out around noon and get it ready for the next group coming in. When I got back to our house Mark was busy washing the car. 
It was very dusty and the cameras were letting Mark know they needed to be cleaned. It is funny how often the car contacts us. Mark calls the car Fred and at least once a day Fred sends me a text.
It was another extremely hot day. The high was again 96 degrees with a heat index of 110. We just can't work outside. I was very glad to be working on laundry all day in an airconditioned building. Now I'm logging off here and will go to work on the website.
