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I've always wanted to go to Laura Ingalls Wilder's home, too, so you simply MUST post pictures when you get back!!! Have a safe trip!

Oh, my! What a beautiful little lady--glad she found a home with you! Looks like you both got lucky!

He's ABSOLUTELY STUNNING!!!!

I'm so happy for a healthy baby and a safe mommy! Bless you for taking Carmel in and saving both of their lives. Does he have a name yet?

I'm sorry that you are feeling so lonely and alienated from your family right now. I hope that you are able to sit down and talk this out with them. But remember, if for some reason they refuse or continue to exclude you, that's not a reflection on YOU, but THEM. Do whatever you need to do to...

How about "Southern Dream Farm?"

I'm so sorry for your loss.

When I worked at my local library, I discovered the "Bug Man" series by Tim Downs. This series is about forensic entomologist Nick Polchak, who uses his knowledge about insects and their habits to solve mysteries. Nick is not the usual dashing detective found in fiction; rather, he's a nerdy...

Awwwwwww.....

How exciting! Give yourself a pat on the back!

What a little beauty! I love him!

Littleum, I'm sorry I didn't make it more clear: I quoted Frankie because I agree with her idea to cut down on the NUMBER of horses, but not neccessarily to sell them all. If the horses mean so much to her, he shouldn't expect her to get rid of them all (unless, of course, they just can't afford...

You're 100% right: one half of the partnership shouldn't have to do all the compromising. He should have to give something up, too. Period!

The comment about "True Grit" brought back memories--I watched it as a child and that little black horse was what my "dream" horse looked like. Every since then, I have not been able to stand John Wayne. Of course now as an adult, I know the horse wasn't injured, and John Wayne was just playing...

GREAT NEWS!!!!!

Poor girl! I wasn't prepared to see that--I knew horses & barbed wire don't mix, but I would never have thought that much damage could be done. I really hope for the best for Dolly, but thanks so much to Jess for posting this to help illustrate more clearly than anything the dangers of barbed...

I agree--and I should know, because I'm lucky enough to have one! (I love you, Paul!)

God bless you and Tucker. You've given him a wonderful life and he's lucky enough to have had two families to cherish him. I just wanted to add that Tucker's easily one of the most gorgeous dogs I've ever seen! What a beautiful boy!

GREAT NEWS!!!! So happy for you all!!!

My thoughts and prayers are with you, your family and baby Noah. We're looking forward to a very happy update!