> > As of June 1st Timmy is no longer my horse. How do I feel about this? I can't even begin to try and describe it. I guess the best I could do is to
> > say that it feels like a part of me is gone... like I'm lost. He is going to a great home where he will be pampered and spoiled. He will have 7 acres
> > of land to roam and a new barn built for him. His new owner will give him lots of hugs, apples, and probably only occasionally trail ride him. All
> > the papers are signed, my horse trailer is packed with all of his belongings (soon to be moved to our driveway to sit for who knows how long),
> > and many pictures have been taken. I have been invited to visit him any time I want (and given the option to ride him on occasion), although I've
> > come to realize that I really have to decline this offer and get some closure. I am thankful that I have had time to say goodbye, even though it
> > rained for the last 2 weeks of my ownership of him. I've had some great times with Timmy, but now it's time to move on. He will surely never be
> > forgotten (after all, I'll always have that "Timmy" license plate on my trailer).
> >
> > -Leen
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> Aw, Leen. I remember the struggles and ups and downs you went through when you first got Timmy, and how it just seemed like everything worked out the way it did because Timmy was supposed to be with you. I still believe that he was, even if it wasn't for the rest of his life. I certainly don't think he could have been with anyone who loved him more or treated him better. Just like there was a reason he was brought into your life, there was a reason you were brought into his, and another reason for it to come to an end.
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> Moush

Miss Mousie says it best. I will miss hearing about him. I'll be thinking about both of you.

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