Anna Blake

Weekly Photo Challenge: Close Up.

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Close up. Personal. Intimate.

Sharing breath is sacred. No matter who does it.

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Eeow! You’re kidding, right? He smells like wet wool.

Anna Blake, Infinity Farm.

Stable_Relation_3D_Cover[1]Available now: Stable Relation, a memoir of one woman’s spirited journey home, by way of the barn. It’s the story of the farm I grew up on, the farm I have now, and the horse who carried me in between. Available at all online book sellers now. To get updates and the inside story, sign up here: Prairie Moon News. Thank you.

(WordPress Photo Challenge is a weekly prompt to share a photo- I enjoy twisting these macro prompts to share our micro life here on the Colorado prairie. My photos are taken with my phone, on my farm. No psych, definitely not high tech.)

“Close Up.”

Living with Animals: That "Crazy" Title

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Before moving to the farm, I always had dogs and cats, and usually a bird or two, pushing the legal limit for city dwellers. I planned my life around them: my apartments were pretty marginal, because those were the ones that allowed pets and the dogs needed a yard. I came straight home after work … Read more

Weekly Photo Challenge: Half and Half

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Polarities 

Bold and timid. Turbulent 
and still. Deliberate and 
spontaneous. Stoic and

emotional. Powerful and 
frail. Physical and spiritual. 
Eternal and painfully mortal.

 

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Anna Blake, Infinity Farm.

(WordPress Photo Challenge is a weekly prompt to share a photo- I enjoy twisting these macro prompts to share our micro life here on the Colorado prairie. My photos are taken with my phone, on my farm. No psych, definitely not high tech.)

“Half and Half.”

Weekly Photo Challenge- Symbol

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gift of poopYou know the best symbol for a horse, don’t you? The one that says all is well; healthy horses are close by? Horsepeople can’t pass a pile without a glance. It’s like checking vitals and treasure hunt at the same time.

Non horse owners are not as enthusiastic. I call it Fecalphobia- an irrational fear of digestive waste. Thankfully, humans are the only species prone to the disorder. (Nincompoops.) Other species are just fine with bowel relief. We’re the silly ones.

Humans could stand to worry less about their footwear, and go follow that scat, like a rainbow to a pot of gold.

The incredible miracle of excrement!

Turditis with projectile infermatude is a killer, but a nice gererous pile: Craptastic!  Fecalicious joy! Fanscatic release.  Cow-pie-pretty poopitude! Stoolpendus equine treasure not far away!

Turdatious gratitude! Thank God for poop. We get to live with horses another day!

 

Stable_Relation_3D_Cover[1]Anna Blake, Infinity Farm.

(WordPress Photo Challenge is a weekly prompt to share a photo- I enjoy twisting these macro prompts to share our micro life here on the Colorado prairie. My photos are taken with my phone, on my farm. No psych, definitely not high tech.)

“Symbol.”