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September 28, 2012 Update

9/28/2012

 
Of course I forgot some really important things in yesterday's update. We had a really nice visit from Midnight Express 4H Light Horse Club! They brought us bags and bags of feed, and blankets collected from Lazy S Arena. Thank you! We would like to thank the following Sundre businesses for their support of our open house and fencing bee:
Sobey's - provided hamburger patties
Wild's Home Hardware - supplied 50lb box of fencing staples 
Kodiak Grill - provided some really yummy scalloped potatoes 

Poor Mike just finally finished the construction he's been working on and is now spending his next couple of weeks in the truck, hauling hay. And after that he can look forward to doing firewood for a few weeks. And then it's winter!


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