Even though I normally don’t talk about my private
life, now I am going to tell you something, my father was a farmer and we had
sheep, so I am obviously used to seeing lambs and little goats and I have to
assure you that right now I look at them completely different from before. I can understand that for self protection
as a little kid I did not want to get attached to them because I knew they were
going to the slaughterhouse in the end and my feelings would get hurt so I did
not interact a lot with them to protect myself, but these ones are different, I
know they will have a long life ahead of them and I allow myself to love them
and believe me you look at them differently.
The filly that came with a surprise package is about
to give birth, she still hasn’t but she must be getting close.
The infirmary is going mostly on schedule, almost all
the walls and the ceiling are finished and we took the opportunity to remodel
the warehouse next to it, which we changed into a waiting room for when we open
the clinic to the public and in it is a small storage room and the boiler room.
You will see it because I think it will look magnificent.
We are continuing to adapt the land of my family for
the horses and the other grazing animals, who, as you can see are coming in,
changing our refuge into a real sanctuary. And it’s almost done.
