Sorry, Ms. Grafton!

Lots to see these days, and I've been taking pictures of most of it, but overriding all is concern for Brava. After some mild improvement, she has gotten a bit worse; she's no longer interested in even a nibble of grain, she's grinding her teeth, and she's barely eating enough to keep body and soul together. As soon as I find out the dose and frequency, I'm ready to try the rumen/bloat remedy from Linda Doane at Maple Ridge Sheep Farm. Lois (who sent it to me) says they have used it to support a sick sheep who is not eating, with the addition of ground oatmeal if supplementation is needed for a long time. That's the only other thing I can think to try besides the thiamine-heavy B-complex, steroids, and probiotics we're continuing to give her. She hasn't given up yet, so neither can we, but it sure is wearing.

Happy Mother's Day! I'm spending the morning with my guys, and the afternoon at a dressage show.

That's it for now at . . .