Update from Linda

Got this e-mail from Linda:

Hi Susan,


Just now catching up on stuff since the Colorado trip. Wanted to let you know... Madeline is doing really well on her rear legs at this time, so it's still very promising that she'll need nothing further. She surely is one happy little donkey, it shows in her personality all the time, and is still pretty much a momma's girl. I think she always will be because she's stuck to me like glue. Last night in the turn out she was just racing around running, in and out, and up and down just having a grand ole time flying around. Teasing the dogs, then kicking up her heels. She has it down so pat now that when she takes off flying from the front fence towards the hitching rail, she is short enough to fly right on by under it and pole bends around the corner post of the hitching rail. She does this several times, just as fast as she can....... darn good thing she's not tall, or she'd never make it flying under that hitching rail like she does.

I can't wait for when she's 2 1/2 years because she really likes being in her harness trolling around... Those Colorado pictures told that story... she is just proud as ever when she gets out there like that. Her little head perks right up when you ground drive her... so she will be a hoot going down the dirt trails in her cart because she gets so focused on all the neat things out there she sees.

Your truck is looking great!!! Just saw the latest pictures of it last night when I was on the forum.

Our little Ms. Concho (Queensland Mini Heeler) will be 6 months old the 18th of September, so I have her appointment all set for getting spayed on the Sept 8th, and they will microchip her too for us. Not that she really needs a microchip as she's as bad as Madeline is, sticks to you like glue walking freely by your side. Concho has certainly turned out to be a real sweetheart of a Blue Heeler.

Have a great weekend,

Linda

And isn't that the BEST news about Madeline?!?!?