September’s Eleven

After finding her ideal lifelong dry lot, Dagrenning has been a bit of a transient this last month. The Lower Sugarloaf fire has displaced her twice now.

Earlier in the month, she returned to her former boarding spot, a lush pasture in the pear and apple orchards off of Highway 97. Her old herd welcomed her back, especially Forbes, a lovely senior redhead whose gallop shows off how splendid he must have been in his 4-H past.

While Bitte Bitte was cooking the last retreat, Dagrenning returned to her spot in the hills and settled back in to a quiet life in the canyon. Then, this past week, she was evacuated to the fairgrounds in the town below, where she has her own little comfy stall.

Her boarder, ever committed, has loaded and unloaded her at every stop.

In all the movement, it certainly appears that Dagrenning has found her home. She has a aregiver and growing community of fans. Soon,, she’ll have other people – people who just need a moment of peace that a horse provides.

Sometimes the movie version actually happens – the happy ending with room for sequels and spinoffs and side quests.

Now to get that Etsy store humming along.