In the time it's taken me to watch the Australian Womens Single Final we have had 3 inches of snow. Up until a few weeks ago I'd not thought of this as a hard winter, but it's starting to weigh heavily now.
I've nothing against Serena Williams, in fact I think she's a nice girl, but I'm not over keen on her game. Justine Henin, well she's a different prospect. She's small for a tennis player, but she's quick and agile, she plays smart and she has a one-handed backhand! She's made a great comeback, but, unfortunately, not great enough to beat Serena.
Horses all out in the field, huddled around a pile of hay, all except Anky who's determinedly searching for grass.
I'm loathe to tempt fate and put it into words, but Anky has been quite well the last few weeks. She's back on her diet of Baileys Lo- Cal Feed balancer, we've replaced the Dengie Alfa A (for all our horses - too much molasses) with Hi-Fi Lite which is a mixture of Alfalfa and Chopped Straw , has a 40% Fibre content, very low sugar content, is great as a hay replacer and Anky loves it. Added to this she has a supplement of mint, fennel, psyllium , brewers yeast and corn oil, all of which aid digestion and are good for a gassy gut.
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Congratulations to Serena! She is an outstanding player and is having an excellent career. I just hope she never has another outburst during a match like the one she had at the 2009 US Open.
Nice to hear about Anky, Di.
that's a ridiculouos amount of snow for your neck of the woods..
D'ya reckon you might benefit from the herbs Anky has? Reckon I might try some, certainly couldn't make the hormones any worse...LOL
Ahem, are you suggesting I'm hormonal?
Just thought, she's not on hormonal herbs lol, we've moved on to digestive herbs now, would you like some of those?? ;-)
nooooo....ME!!
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