Barbaro and Other Stories
Hey all!
According to recent reports Mr. Barbaro is doing just fine. He is wearing this fall's new fashion statement of a supportive sneaker, a neck brace, and his cast. He has a few blisters on his hip from antiseptics and sweating but otherwise his mood is excellent and he's been acting like a good normal horse. He's still receiving numerous gifts of apples and carrots and has even been sprinkled with holy water by well wishers. He hasn't needed any epidurals for weeks (yay!) and his sling hasn't been used either. His owners are incredibly caring of him and will spend as much money and care needed to help him.
I think he's going to make it.
In other news, my dog Muzzy has waged war on all those who keep her from mangos.
Hide your mangos.
She is a terrierorist!
posted by vanillabirdies at
3:04 PM
5 Comments:
MUZZY! Now she's into mangos? I'll have to send some over care of Miss. Arabella Luna
(Or else she might bomb me with her ball!)
Whew, I'm safe. No mangos here.
Wouldn't it be nice if every injured creature could get the care Barbaro has gotten. That would be one of my wishes if I ever find my magic lamp.
So she is into Mangos....
She is lovely BTW...
My Lilly likes melon..they could have fruit salad lunch sometime..
Thanks for the Good News about Barbero..
POP-
Barbaro is a very lucky horse.
It would be wonderful if all horses and animals alike could be so lucky
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I'm sure they'd have a lovely fruit salad lunch :)
I will give muzzy your compliment :)
Being a dedicated fan of racing, I have been following Barbaro's condition closely. He is very fortunate. Unfortunately, another great champion, "Lost In The Fog" wasn't so fortunate. This great horse has been racing all year without his normal verve, but still winning races. The cause: A large inoperable cancerout tumor. He was taken home to be kept as comfortable as possible, until he must be put down.
In my household, the murderous feline better known as "Six Toed Mittens" is steadily eliminating every mouse, mole, and shrew in the neighborhood. I'm thinking of sending her to Stephanie Miller to handle her rat problem.
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