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Leigha wrote:
=O you live in San Jose! me too!
I wanna ride a horsie! 😆
LOL, I have three that will be starting training this Spring, but they are small. I need to lose my pg weight big time to be ready for them.
So if you are tiny and aren’t afraid to be bucked off, come on over!ddvm wrote:What is WRONG with people? Some of the fires were set by arson? 😯 I’m on the east coast and even I’ve heard how horrible the conditions are (dry conditions, high temps, the winds) and I can’t believe anyone would be so STUPID as to set the fires. Ok, I can believe it – I just don’t want to.
Hope all the animals stay safe.
And if they catch the people responsible (and they probably won’t – arson is a very difficult crime to prove) I hope they roast them over a slowly burning fire. When I think of all the wildlife killed not to mention the firefighters who are in danger and people’s homes….
Amen! If bloody arsonists like fire so much, let ’em die of smoke inhalation and heat exposure, and see if they’re still so crazy about it. Except I hope they still end up in a very warm place afterward. 👿 Or reincarnate as a bag of campfire marshmallows . . . forever.
I hope very much that the ponies and all of the other critters at the stable are OK! Poor things. 🙁
Barrdwing wrote:Amen! If bloody arsonists like fire so much, let ’em die of smoke inhalation and heat exposure, and see if they’re still so crazy about it. Except I hope they still end up in a very warm place afterward. 👿 Or reincarnate as a bag of campfire marshmallows . . . forever. 🙁
It is unbelievable just how twisted, sick, or just incredibly stupid people can be. The worst fire ever in my state was actually started by… a seasonal fire-fighter who wanted to get hired on as part of a quick-response fire team. That fire joined another started by a lost motorist ( after the first one was already going, she was trying to signal a news helicopter…) and eventually burned 467,066 acres (1,890.15 km²) burning from June 18 til July 7 2002.
Hope your ponies and all the other animals are safe, and praying for so many others in California also.
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