March 3, 2013
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One Hour Before We Blow This Popsicle Stand
and follow the dusty road home to Watering Hole Ranch.
A place where red earth meets the sky
and horizons speak dreams,where a beautiful red dun mare
and a handsome paint gelding await my return,
mostly for handfuls of alfalfa treats,where frogs sing the praises of refreshed ponds,
and water dances down the buried rocks in the Oklahoma earth.
A place where a wild woman’s soul will reunite with her heart.
Comments (32)
enjoy that ride
HOME!
Darn. I want to go, too! Enjoy your oasis, friend.
back home. : )
looks beautiful! I do hope you are refreshed!
How wonderful, Tamy — I think that’s what you’ve really wanted all along! Enjoy it!
so happy for you! have a great day–karen
I’m so glad you get to stay home with your horses. <3
good. then all is right with the world. welcome home.
“welcome home” are some of the very nicest words to hear!
happy for you. xox
Right there with you ‘heart n soul.’ Y’all have a safe trip…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooM-RGUTe2E
What a peaceful place to be, my friend!
There is always a plan. Nice how this worked out. Welcome back!!
yeah! home again!
Much love and happiness to you.
beautiful poem.
What a great ending to this journey. May happy and safe days and nights await you.
Giddy up ~ homeward bound!
To be Honest ,Tamy ; I have no idea what is a ranch hole .
But what you write after this about the red earth makes me think of a dry weather .
This is the image that I have from France of the West!
It looks you will be pleased with that .
I have a daughter that I call the duchess who owns only 7 horses! for the pleasure .This is out of my understandING but if it is her pleasure ;;;
Love’
MICHEL;
All I can say is ,” Thank God”!!!!
there’s no place like home
Congratulations on going back to the Watering Hole. This is where your heart seems to be. Awesome how God gives us the desires of our heart. Enjoy the Ranch and Life girl. I know you will.
So how does it feel to wake up this morning in the place you belonged and longed for for so long? Welcome Home, Tamy!
Sorry it didn’t work out for you. Have you thought about renting the guest house for weekends to people?
I can just see the tears in your eyes and hear the “aaaaah, home” in your heart and soul.
You just needed a little absence to make the heart grow fonder, eh?? lol
I bet you’ve just about worn those ruby slippers slap out by now
How funny! Hehehe… Sometimes it’s a long way home eh?
So happy for you. Enjoy!
yer tuggin’ on my heart strings with that picture and poem. This farm boy has to get back to where he was raised as soon as the snow is gone!
I can’t help but think about the saying Bloom Where You’re Planted. You could bloom anywhere, I believe! But this seems to be where your true roots are!
OOOH. That’s all I can say.
Yay!