Dog and Pony prep, part eight

After Dover closed, I expected a few things to happen, but not right away. Accordingly, I was happy to bide my time, ride my horse and prepare my entries for Karin's Dog and Pony Show.

Evenually, all the things I thought would happen did, but not in ways that I expected. 

Also, not in ways that were advantageous to me. 

After a not-so-brief period of mourning, I moved on Plans B and C.

This was - and continues to be - a hard time for me. I'm still going to the barn every day because that's what I do, but all my other fun projects have gone to the wayside, as I pick up and reorganize the pieces of my life.

Whatever creative energy I have - and it isn't much - has been funneled into Sage's Halloween costume.

At this point, that's nearly done.

So I started thinking about the show again, and I realized... it's only ten days away.

Don't get me wrong. I can get a lot done in ten days. 

But this ten days, with everything so up in the air? Literally, all outcomes are possible. Wish me luck. I'm probably going to need it!