Feeding Oscar (the grouch!)

This past weekend was a three day weekend, and one of our good friends asked us to feed her horses since she was going out of town. We were very happy to help her out, but weren't so sure that her horses were happy to have strangers involved in their feeding routine.

Her horses are gorgeous. Oscar, who you can see in the foreground, seemed quite put out by the situation. Look at his ears. He's clearly not happy. He was kicking his stall door and pinning his ears back while waiting for me to get his grain mixed up and over to him. I guess I wasn't moving fast enough to meet his expectations.

As I carried his grain mix into his stall I'm sure I heard him mutter a few words under his breath. No wonder he didn't leave a tip!

Then, just as we were leaving, I turned around to say goodbye to Oscar at caught him sticking his tongue out at me! Silly horse.

156-315 is not that hard for someone who already has ccda or ccie to his credit. In itil training, students often cover a single syllabus for 2 or more courses, e.g. anyone can go for mcsd who has studied thoroughly for a+ certification.

Comments

[Investment of capital]

Animals as people! With them it is needed to be able to communicate!

[Abby]

is that oscar cara's oscar?

[photogchic]

He is perfectly named! What a crabby boy! Great photos:-0

[HorseGirl94]

he looks like he didn't like you getting his food. :-)
P.S. Doesn't make you wonder if the other horses stick out their tongues behind your back?

[Killer]

Wao.. Oscar is really gorgeous and cute. Sometimes animals are like human too. For me, they have thinkings too. I hope that someday later I will learn the way how to communicate with them. It will be truly an exciting moment I'm longing for.