Simple Sunday and a Limerick

I thought I'd give everyone a break from my recent wordy posts and just post a few simple photos, and later, a limerick I wrote.
So without further ado, I have some night time photos of my mare to share(hey! that rhymes), taken last night when my neighbor friend/riding buddy, Val came over to worm my horse for me, and work her in the round pen. Baby Doll hasn't been ridden for 3 weeks, ever since the day I fell off her on Christmas Eve. She's getting out of shape and her muscles are flabby like mine.
I was so excited to see my girl, I crutched myself outside. And one of my twinlings brought me a chair so I could watch, as well as visit, my furry paint pony.






(Thanks Val!!! You made my night!)
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And finally, Gail At the Farm recently challenged her readers to come up with their own limerick. And seeing how poetry, especially cleverly written poetry, is one of my favorite things, I decided to come up with my own personal limerick. Let me know what you think.

And just so you know....Wickipedia says:
A limerick is a five-line poem with a strict form, originally popularized in English by Edward Lear. Limericks are witty or humorous, and sometimes obscene with humorous intent.

Here ya go:

There was a woman who rode a paint.
This horse was usually a saint.
But one day it did jump.
And the woman did thump.
And now, as for walking, she aint.

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