It's nothing like that, I would just feel really bad if I did something to upset her.JUST ask her out on a "riding"-date that you have been hesitating over and get it over with.Good luck and saddle up.
The Animals That Aren't Dogs or Cats Thread
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I might look like he Katahdin…but that gangly thing looks like Moder.
I had a realization withe horseback rider yesterday, the riding club is around a corner, and I can see it over a wall before I turn the corner, when people ride by the street I can see them over the wall, and when I did not see her over the wall the last couple times she was out, so she must have already been staying away from the street before I went past.
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Oh, great. A squirrel hopped up on caffeine and sugar.
The Donkey Whisperer 
Yes, we know you like Salvia in your pizza Donatello
WORSHIP ME!
Turtle looks ecstatic...Come to think of it, so do the donkeys...
Incoming Sugar Rush for the Squirrel, *AND* the Hummingbird...
Yum!
Methuselah isn’t like most fish. She seems to like belly rubs and chin scratches and dines on restaurant-grade prawns and ripe, seasonal figs. She also has both lungs and gills, and she’s about 90 years old.
Methuselah—named for the Biblical patriarch said to have lived 969 years—is a lungfish, a species thought to be the evolutionary link between fish and amphibians. She arrived at the California Academy of Sciences in 1938; no one knows exactly how old she was then. In the 84 years since she has grown to a length of four feet and weighs a massive 25 pounds.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articl...-71131593&mc_cid=0b3f1e375e&mc_eid=31891445e5
Methuselah—named for the Biblical patriarch said to have lived 969 years—is a lungfish, a species thought to be the evolutionary link between fish and amphibians. She arrived at the California Academy of Sciences in 1938; no one knows exactly how old she was then. In the 84 years since she has grown to a length of four feet and weighs a massive 25 pounds.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articl...-71131593&mc_cid=0b3f1e375e&mc_eid=31891445e5
Baby donkey in a hammock.
She is awesome.Methuselah isn’t like most fish. She seems to like belly rubs and chin scratches and dines on restaurant-grade prawns and ripe, seasonal figs. She also has both lungs and gills, and she’s about 90 years old.
Methuselah—named for the Biblical patriarch said to have lived 969 years—is a lungfish, a species thought to be the evolutionary link between fish and amphibians. She arrived at the California Academy of Sciences in 1938; no one knows exactly how old she was then. In the 84 years since she has grown to a length of four feet and weighs a massive 25 pounds.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articl...-71131593&mc_cid=0b3f1e375e&mc_eid=31891445e5
I think we've all had days like this bear.
