Okay - I made a little video of my walks on the watershed.  This is my first cut.  It's a little dorky, but I like it!  LOL  This is from the first week of March. 

 More pics from the watershed.  It's sooo pretty there.  These are actually from 3/7.  I need to upload the latest and start doing this in order!  It's supposed to be 80 today.  Imagine we are going to start to see some big changes soon as things start greening up.  I also have an audio experiment in progress.  Stay tuned!

Stuff to spin. From a Ravelry swap. My swap partner send me this awesome package full of gorgeous fiber! Check out her etsy store at http://www.etsy.com/shop/SpinningMoonFarm

The fiber is all luscious, light and airy. Will have to post some pics of the finished yarn once I get some done!

From my morning walk on Sunday. A little frost in the watershed.





And this is a baby jacket that I am working on for a young friend with a newborn.

How did the background on my blog turn into pink birds? Very strange.

Some knitting. This is a shawl knit out of handspun laceweight yarn. Not my handspun, I am not that consistent yet. I am tickled pink with it. (maybe that's the answer to the pink mystery?)


This is a pair of i-phone snaps back on the watershed. I am going to try to get snaps every day and see how things change over time. Might be cool.

Horses!

I will have to run out and get a picture to add to the blog, but just wanted to say that I have been keeping the horses in the dry lot because the ground is so wet. Well Shad and Biz apparently decided that they had had enough last night and completely mangled the gate. I will go get a bull gate this weekend. Let's see how they do with that!

Great Lesson this morning

Had a super lesson from Tiffany this morning. Rode Shad and we have been working on better suppleness & engagement for him and better sitting for me - more upright and also being supple in my left shoulder. The three takeaways for today are 1) "ride for the 10" from the get-go. 2) Maintain straightness on the right side - really push the right hind leg up into the right rein for a stronger right hind. 3) Maintain a supple connection to the left bridle and ride almost with a feeling of left flexion to help soften the left side of the body.

Shad pic for the day (from earlier in the year)







Also started a moebius with some of my own handspun yarn - first project with my own yarn! Woot!