Did the ‘spring ahead’ time change cause you to feel a bit groggy? Tired? Slightly off?
We did this ‘spring ahead’ thing FOUR TIMES in the last week and a half!
Pacific, Mountain, Central, Eastern and then Daylight Saving Time, we hit them all as we drove east across the country…wait, that’s five changes…
The great new is that the horses seem completely unaffected. Maybe it is their schedule of eating constantly and napping frequently. I think I’m going to go try that myself. Eat, nap, eat, sleep, eat, play, eat…
Maybe the horses have the answer.
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Leave it to the humans to give it a name,cause the animals don’t care what you call it.
lol
They don’t know or care what TIME of day it is; when we wake up, they can hear us walking down the stairs in the main house, the donkeys start first, then the horses follow; whinny , and wait 20 to 30 mins. get coffee, go start hay feeding. If we are late feeding, we hear about it BIG time, usually around day break they start, then we go out and start feeding <3 all 15 making whinny if we are late.
Well. but don’t they always have the answers… ?!?!?