I did not realize that Calimba and Norman had rekindled their flame until a few days ago. I needed to clip Calimba so I caught her and led her away from the other horses in the pasture to bathe her. Calimba of course started calling to her group as soon as we were a few feet away. To my surprise Norman was the one that answered her. He followed us over to where I bathed Calimba and voluntarily stayed by her side through her entire bath. Calimba would occasionally look at Norman and nicker, and he would answer her.
Undoubtedly Calimba has her hopes up that this time will finally be the time that Norman commits. I hope she still has her copy of He's Just Not That In To You that the other mares gave her a few years ago. She's going to need it.
In another news we've body clipped a long list of horses over the last 2.5 weeks and I think the first round of clipping of 2018 might be over. I've got my eye on a couple of horses, but I don't think clipping will be needed in their immediate future.
Calimba checking to make sure Norman was with her
Calimba all soapy, Norman still standing by
Calimba rinsed, Norman still at her side
Calimba in progress
Calimba after
Bruno in progress
Bruno after
George in progress
George after
Wilson in progress
Wilson after
Baner with an after pose
Remmy saying to me, "MUST WE DO THIS??"
Remmy and Baner took off frantically running to their friend Hesse upon their return to the pasture
Hemi, Apollo and Levendi
Cino
Silver
Havana and Art grooming
Nemo and Taco
Toledo, Johnny and Rocky
Traveller and Norman
Rip, Grand and Elfin
Donneur, George and Cocomo
Taylor and Merlin playing
Quigly and Happy
Baby and Revy
Johnny and Digby
Bruno and Alfie
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