Well, my brother said, "I wouldn't have believed that I would live long enough to see you without a horse." That's not entirely an accurate statement. Lucy needed a home where someone can work with her daily, and I am not that person. So to that end, I took her to Jennifer Ohmes in AL to sell her. She is doing well there, and has some interested parties. So when Nancy was put down, that left Lucy alone. She had a gelding friend who was a loaner from my friend, Betsy. So when I found out about a free burro named Theodore, he became her new best friend. But when I took her to be sold, Theo was alone. Another friend of mine told me about another burro who needed a new home, so off I went on another adventure, complete with a trip across the Cumberland River on a ferry with trailer in tow to pick up my second burro, who's name then was Nick. That name does not fit him, so since he is rosy in color and my other burro was named Theodore, Nick has become Roosevelt! Laughing Fox Farm is now "braying burro farm" (not really, but it works given the situation)! Introducing (drum roll please)...Roosevelt!
