Guest guest Posted December 6, 2009 Report Share Posted December 6, 2009 Barbara M. I would rather live believing/knowing there is a God and be welcomedinto heaven than not believe and find out differently when I die Date: Sat, 5 Dec 2009 21:48:00 -0700From: lss@...To: siouxcro@...Subject: Fw: Merry Christmas I will be making a conscious effort to wish everyone a Merry Christmas this year ...My way of saying that I am celebratingthe birth Of Jesus Christ.So I am asking my email buddies,if you agree with me,to please do the same.And if you'll pass this on toyour email buddies, and so on...maybe we can prevent one moreAmerican tradition from being lost in the sea of"Political Correctness". = Chat with Messenger straight from your Hotmail inbox. Check it out Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 23, 2009 Report Share Posted December 23, 2009 MERRY CHRISTMAS !Click on Christmas Card >>>>>> Christmas & & Card  Mitakuye-Oyasin Boyd Blue Lark Sakima Cedar Rapids, Iowa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 23, 2009 Report Share Posted December 23, 2009 Thanks Cyn that was a beautiful Christmas card! Kim From: Cyn Boyd <cynboyd_60@...>Subject: Fw: Merry Christmasundisclosed-recipients@...Date: Wednesday, December 23, 2009, 6:09 PM MERRY CHRISTMAS !Click on Christmas Card >>>>>> Christmas & & Card  Mitakuye-Oyasin Boyd Blue Lark Sakima Cedar Rapids, Iowa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2009 Report Share Posted December 24, 2009 A precious Christmas card Cyn as enjoyed it too. Loved the animals and the scenery. Thank you for sharing. Love & hugs Carlene > > > > > > > > > > > > MERRY > CHRISTMAS ! > Click on > Christmas Card >>>>>> Christmas & & Card > > > > > > > > > > >  > Mitakuye-Oyasin > > Boyd > Blue Lark Sakima > Cedar Rapids, Iowa > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2009 Report Share Posted December 24, 2009 A friend sent this. I know you will enjoy it, especially my horse loving friends. Carolina K Subject: A Christmas Story to Inspire Every Horse Lover & Crossed Sabers Top 10 A gift to our friends, a story that exemplifies one of the reasons why we exist, the belief that there is a purpose for every horse, every dog and cat, that there is a home for every animal and that there are no bad horses, only horses, dogs and cats that need understanding and love to have a purpose and to do their best. I hope you enjoy this and as you make decisions about your own animals through the years that you'll remember this little story.... Only for Love The young couple had made their usual hurried, pre-Christmas visit to the little farm where dwelt the elderly parents with their small herd of horses. The farm had been named Lone Pine Farm because of the huge pine which topped the hill behind the farm, and through the years had become a talisman to the old man and his wife, and a landmark in the countryside. The old folks no longer showed their horses, for the years had taken their toll, but they sold a few foals each year, and the horses were their reason for joy in the morning and contentment at day's end. Crossly, as they prepared to leave, the young couple confronted the old folks. "Why do you not at least dispose of "The Old One". She is no longer of use to you. It's been years since you've had foals from her. You should cut corners and save where you can. Why do you keep her anyway?" The old man looked down as his worn boot scuffed at the barn floor and his arm stole defensively about the Old One's neck as he drew her to him and rubbed her gently behind the ears. He replied softly, "We keep her because of love. Only because of love." Baffled and irritated, the young folks wished the old man and his wife a Merry Christmas and headed back toward the city as darkness stole through the valley. So it was, that because of the leave-taking, no one noticed the insulation smoldering on the frayed wires in the old barn. None saw the first spark fall. None but the "Old One". In a matter of minutes, the whole barn was ablaze and the hungry flames were licking at the loft full of hay. With a cry of horror and despair, the old man shouted to his wife to call for help as he raced to the barn to save their beloved horses. But the flames were roaring now, and the blazing heat drove him back. He sank sobbing to the ground, helpless before the fire's fury. By the time the fire department arrived, only smoking, glowing ruins were left, and the old man and his wife. They thanked those who had come to their aid, and the old man turned to his wife, resting her white head upon his shoulders as he clumsily dried her tears with a frayed red bandana. Brokenly he whispered, "We have lost much, but God has spared our home on this eve of Christmas. Let us, therefore, climb the hill to the old pine where we have sought comfort in times of despair. We will look down upon our home and give thanks to God that it has been spared." And so, he took her by the hand and helped her up the snowy hill as he brushed aside his own tears with the back of his hand. As they stepped over the little knoll at the crest of the hill, they looked up and gasped in amazement at the incredible beauty before them. Seemingly, every glorious, brilliant star in the heavens was caught up in the glittering, snow-frosted branches of their beloved pine, and it was aglow with heavenly candles. And poised on its top most bough, a crystal crescent moon glistened like spun glass. Never had a mere mortal created a Christmas tree such as this. Suddenly, the old man gave a cry of wonder and incredible joy as he pulled his wife forward. There, beneath the tree, was their Christmas gift. Bedded down about the "Old One" close to the trunk of the tree, was the entire herd, safe. At the first hint of smoke, she had pushed the door ajar with her muzzle and had led the horses through it. Slowly and with great dignity, never looking back, she had led them up the hill, stepping daintily through the snow. The foals were frightened and dashed about. The skittish yearlings looked back at the crackling, hungry flames, and tucked their tails under them as they licked their lips and hopped like rabbits. The mares pressed uneasily against the "Old One" as she moved calmly up the hill and to safety beneath the pine. And now, she lay among them and gazed at the faces of those she loved. Her body was brittle with years, but the golden eyes were filled with devotion as she offered her gift--- Because of love. Only Because of love. I can't remember the last time I got to go on a vacation or even a Christmas party off the farm and each year I read this poem to remember that there is a reason why I live this way... many would say its such a huge price to pay but when you look into those sweet eyes, I'm reminded that I enjoy the price I pay, its the gift that the horses and all the critters give to me each year. If you are working on Christmas and New Years Eve this year this poem may mean something to you too.... It's the night before Christmas, we're out in the barn Blanketing horses to keep them all warm They're eating their dinners, tucked in cozy stalls Not aware that it's Christmas or any special day at all They can dream of spring pastures from their pine-scented beds No visions of sugarplums dance in their heads But we people are thinking of merry parties and such Maybe feeling a little sad at missing so much This season is special but the horses don't know We've got work to do before we can go We finish the chores and head on inside To get ready for dinner and our own yuletide It's nearly midnight, the carols are sung I remember a story I was told when I was young How at midnight on Christmas Eve The creatures of the barnyard can speak to us with ease I am called to the barn, I wade through the rain I know I must go, I can't really explain I slide open the door, pause for a while Then slowly walk down that dimly lit aisle A nicker from Sassy, a wink from PC Sleepy old Kochese waking to see Big Dawg rustling his bedding, a snort soft and light Each horse gave a greeting as I walked through the night I thought about parties bright lit and warm The ones we don't go to 'cause we have the barn And vacations and holidays that we don't get When we're working long hours for bills to be met Walking all the way to the end of the aisle I stop to stroke Dancer, it brings me a smile She snuffles my face, hot breath on my skin It starts me to thinking about my horses, my kin I could be at parties with laughter and mirth But where I am right now is the best place on Earth. Here is some fun entertainment.... the folks from Crossed Sabers and Second Wind showing just what good dancers we really are... check out all if you need a laugh today..... so funny... The officers and Directors having a hoe down Celeita and the Volunteer Riders (disco) Celeita and the Riders doing Hip Hop here is the video reviews of 2009, the horses, adopters, animals and people that have been in our lives this year: click here to see our annual videos There is still time to send a gift of life, we'll be running the Noel Memorial Program until the end of the year.... Are you lost and confused over what to get someone on your Christmas list? Do they seem to have everything? Are you trying to get away from the commercialism of the season? Trying to find gifts that will be loved, cherished and meaningful to both you as the giver and to the receiver? Here is a Wonderful and Easy Gift for the Animal and Horse Lover that has Everything.... The Noel Memorial Program is a gift of life to all the horses in the program now and to all those that will need us next year. Named after one of our very early horses that we placed into a home many years ago as an aged mare. Noel has been long gone but never forgotten. It was her spirit and love of life that inspired us to start this program in her honor and name. Here are the choices for donations: -you send a donation of cash -send an item that we can use (like tack or supplies) -if you are selling a fancy horse or you need to sell a fancy horse, consider donating it to SWAP, all horses get a super home and the fancy horses help us feed the other horses that have not been do lucky in their life. -send something we can put on our SWAP Shopping page, -sponsor one of our horses for one month or many months is a perfect gift. In return our President will send a hand written card with a note of thanks plus a picture and information about your sponsored horse or one of the horses in our program that is currently looking for a home to the person you are giving the gift to or the person you want to remember that is now gone. We don't mention what you donated or its value, we just let your loved one know you made a donation in their name. The amount does not matter, every penny helps, every item donated gets us one step closer to our goal of helping each of these horses and even dogs and cats that we take in to find homes. Here is what your cash donations can do for these horses: $2.50 will buy a bag of carrots $3.25 will buy a bale of hay $10.00 will pay for a dewormer $20.00 will pay for a farrier trim on one horse $75.00 will pay for grain for one horse for a month or pay the farm call for a DVM to visit $260. will pay for a ton of grain, which will feed all the horses for over a week $300. will deworm all the horses once $520. will pay for the farrier visit to take care of all the horses $650. will pay for ulcer medicine for one horse $860. will pay for grain plus delivery costs for one month For Sponsorships, all you have to do is pick out your favorite horse on our website and send in the donation in that horses name. Here are the levels of sponsorships: $25. Lieutenant $50. Captain $75. Major $100. Colonel $200. General Officer $500. Secretary $750. Vice President $1000. President Some of the options for donated items are.... dewormers, topical ointments, shampoos and hair conditioners, betadine scrub, towels, paper towels, poltices, hoof treatments, commercial sized trash bags, halters, bags of horse, cat or dog treats, wraps, boots, tack that we can use or sell, english and western saddle pads, saddles of all sizes and disciplines, blankets of all sizes and all weights, rugs, sheets and fly sheets and masks, copy paper, dog food, spray cleaners, clorax, efficient light bulbs, grooming tools, stall mucking tools and pickers. SWAP is even in need of a flat bed to move hay, our truck and trailer are both on their last legs, both are critical items to keeping the horses safe when we move them or take them to the vet. What to do: 1. Send your donations to: Crossed Sabers Stable Rt 2 Box 24 A Jockey Camp Road West Union, WV 26456 2. Make Checks payable to Second Wind Adoption Program. 3. Send your name and address so we can send your receipt. 4. Send us the name of the horse you want to sponsor (if sponsoring). 5. Send us the name and address of the person that you are giving the gift in their name or if it is a person that has passed, give us their name and we'll put it on our Memorial Page in their honor and send them a note. Give the gift that keeps on giving, give the gift of health and life in honor of of Noel, the beloved Quarter horse mare that stole our hearts so many years ago. Noel Saying Goodbye in 2009 Dr. Zorana Ristic, Trippin, Bandit, Prestigious Gem, Omnibus, Babe, Navvy, Georgia,Windsor and Eve all deeply loved.. gone but never forgotten We pray to see you at the Rainbow Bridge, may you rest in peace. A special thank you to all the adopters and owners who loved them so much. A Special thank you to all who have adopted, donated and volunteered. Many Many thanks to those who made our Golf Tournament such a big success and to all those that have come on weekends to help and to those who have worked so hard during Volunteer Weekends. To all those golfers and even those who come to be with the horses, we thank you. We could not do what we have done without you: C. Culbreth, VA P. Breakiron, OH K. , OH D. Aradl, FL L. Andrae, CA A. McCreary, NY S. Soeder, WV Margaret in NC P. Wiley, WV Cara, Caitlin and ann in WV D. , WV S. Sourer, WV The Fleming family, WV H. Heaster Arnett family, OH M. Schmitt C. Zimmerman, NJ K. , OH F. Freme, VA P. Tegarden, MD D. Ames, OH S. Woodruff, OH K. , OH R. Richm, NY P. Sutton, NY J. Blaisdale, VA the farriers and riders from Meredith Manor Kovach Stables, DE M Sasada, DE D. Wayne King, DE J. Winer and ASK W. Stables, DE T. Dennis, DE Dennis Racing Stable, DE DE STB Owners Assoc, DE Harrington Raceway, DE C. Poliseno, DE B. Stafford, DE T. Price, DE R. Kinsey, DE Plumbing by Fletch, DE The Wyatts, DE S. , DE V. Copeland, DE A. Barmer, DE J. , DE S. Callahan, MD The Callahan Family, DE Dr. R. Franczek, DVM, DE Dover Downs, DE B. Messick, DE Feeds, WV Southern States, WV F. York, TX M. Watkins, AL WRWCO, TX Audubon Animal Clinic, WV Angie Huffman, WV C. Myers, WV The Barnharts, WV J. Shutay, IL P. Pitts, WV P. Pape, TX C. Yonque, WV D. Greenhalgh, WV B. Dombrowsky, VA M. Lee, NC B. , WV M. Asthater, VA T. Rhoades, VA The Powers family, WV , & Mel at Pony Pastures, MD C. Heeter, PA The Herzberg family, NC J. , OH The Family, PA F. Gentile, PA P. Burr, TX S. Soeder, WV The Coia Family, NC C. Furrow, VA 1SGT Big'n and family, PA C. Greene, NY Huntington Stables, OH L. Garrett, WV The Popp family, CT The Biddle family, PA P. Jageman, MD K. , PA S. , VA The Hubbell Family, OH J. Hoke, WV A. Carroll, WV D. Hanley, WV G. Hearnes, PA T. Bruning, MD The Wade Family, WV The Blessings Family, WV S. Nagengast, NY The Dewitt Family, WV E. Niday, VA J. Hutto, AL The Family, MA D. Ferrell, VA M. , NY B. Szost, NY K. Davenport, VA P. Wiley, WV S. Bartlett, KS M. Fielding, GA V. , SC F. York, TX 1LT M. York, Iraq R. Breakiron, OH Distinguished Dobermans, PA Northcoast Dobie's, OH B. , WV J. Toth, WV H & HR, WV J. Rodrique, MS M. , OH T. Bruning, MD V. Ragsdale, KY A. Durfy, Ontario, Canada and a special thank you to all our adopters and fosters who have always been so good to take such great care of all the horses, dogs and cats! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family, especially your 4 legged family. May the inspiration, joy and magic of the season be with you all year long. Celeita, Beth, Maureen, , Bruce, Tom, Ruby, Donna, , Sara, n, and all the volunteers at Crossed Sabers Stable Save up to 50% On All Adoptions until Saturday January 2nd 2010 click here to see horses Offer Expires: 2 January 2010 Forward email to a Friend This email was sent to crawmer8@... by secondwindadopt@.... 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Guest guest Posted December 24, 2009 Report Share Posted December 24, 2009 Hi , And a very merry Christmas to you! Cooking on a holiday??? Perish the thought! I always go out for a large Chinese dinner on Christmas day, if snowfall does not prevent it. Chinese restaurants are almost always open and they are delighted to have the business. The weather idiots are talking freezing rain in the early hours but then say that it will become all rain, so I hope that Christmas day will be good for driving. We are not suffering a lack of snow--and thank you for the offer!-- having just had a record setting snowfall. I would go out to shovel today, but am glad that the weather idiots predict that the weekend rains will melt the snowpack. Hence, I can be online for a bit. I wish you safe driving on Christmas day. > Hello : > > I hope you have a " Very Happy Holiday Season. " > > A major winter storm is predicted for our area. Our family is small and mother is 91. So we will be taking her out next Tuesday and hope to get to the casino on Sunday. (Casino buffets are my way of getting out of cooking on a holiday.) After many years of cooking, on Christmas and Thanksgiving, we/I found it more relaxing to go to a buffet or check into a hotel and let them do the holiday cooking. > > If you, or anyone else in the group, need snow, we'll have plenty to send your way. This snowstorm may be a record breaker. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 24, 2009 Report Share Posted December 24, 2009 This is wonderful. I am friends with Celetia Kramer on Facebook who is the owner of Crossed Sabers. She is an amazing and wonderful woman. Thanks for sending this. hugs, Sue From: Gaduyon <noerzmom@...>Subject: Fw: MERRY CHRISTMAS Date: Thursday, December 24, 2009, 9:48 AM A friend sent this. I know you will enjoy it, especially my horse loving friends. Carolina K Subject: A Christmas Story to Inspire Every Horse Lover & Crossed Sabers Top 10 A gift to our friends, a story that exemplifies one of the reasons why we exist, the belief that there is a purpose for every horse, every dog and cat, that there is a home for every animal and that there are no bad horses, only horses, dogs and cats that need understanding and love to have a purpose and to do their best. I hope you enjoy this and as you make decisions about your own animals through the years that you'll remember this little story.... Only for Love The young couple had made their usual hurried, pre-Christmas visit to the little farm where dwelt the elderly parents with their small herd of horses. The farm had been named Lone Pine Farm because of the huge pine which topped the hill behind the farm, and through the years had become a talisman to the old man and his wife, and a landmark in the countryside. The old folks no longer showed their horses, for the years had taken their toll, but they sold a few foals each year, and the horses were their reason for joy in the morning and contentment at day's end. Crossly, as they prepared to leave, the young couple confronted the old folks. "Why do you not at least dispose of "The Old One". She is no longer of use to you. It's been years since you've had foals from her. You should cut corners and save where you can. Why do you keep her anyway?" The old man looked down as his worn boot scuffed at the barn floor and his arm stole defensively about the Old One's neck as he drew her to him and rubbed her gently behind the ears. He replied softly, "We keep her because of love. Only because of love." Baffled and irritated, the young folks wished the old man and his wife a Merry Christmas and headed back toward the city as darkness stole through the valley. So it was, that because of the leave-taking, no one noticed the insulation smoldering on the frayed wires in the old barn. None saw the first spark fall. None but the "Old One". In a matter of minutes, the whole barn was ablaze and the hungry flames were licking at the loft full of hay. With a cry of horror and despair, the old man shouted to his wife to call for help as he raced to the barn to save their beloved horses. But the flames were roaring now, and the blazing heat drove him back. He sank sobbing to the ground, helpless before the fire's fury. By the time the fire department arrived, only smoking, glowing ruins were left, and the old man and his wife. They thanked those who had come to their aid, and the old man turned to his wife, resting her white head upon his shoulders as he clumsily dried her tears with a frayed red bandana. Brokenly he whispered, "We have lost much, but God has spared our home on this eve of Christmas. Let us, therefore, climb the hill to the old pine where we have sought comfort in times of despair. We will look down upon our home and give thanks to God that it has been spared." And so, he took her by the hand and helped her up the snowy hill as he brushed aside his own tears with the back of his hand. As they stepped over the little knoll at the crest of the hill, they looked up and gasped in amazement at the incredible beauty before them. Seemingly, every glorious, brilliant star in the heavens was caught up in the glittering, snow-frosted branches of their beloved pine, and it was aglow with heavenly candles. And poised on its top most bough, a crystal crescent moon glistened like spun glass. Never had a mere mortal created a Christmas tree such as this. Suddenly, the old man gave a cry of wonder and incredible joy as he pulled his wife forward. There, beneath the tree, was their Christmas gift. Bedded down about the "Old One" close to the trunk of the tree, was the entire herd, safe. At the first hint of smoke, she had pushed the door ajar with her muzzle and had led the horses through it. Slowly and with great dignity, never looking back, she had led them up the hill, stepping daintily through the snow. The foals were frightened and dashed about. The skittish yearlings looked back at the crackling, hungry flames, and tucked their tails under them as they licked their lips and hopped like rabbits. The mares pressed uneasily against the "Old One" as she moved calmly up the hill and to safety beneath the pine. And now, she lay among them and gazed at the faces of those she loved. Her body was brittle with years, but the golden eyes were filled with devotion as she offered her gift--- Because of love. Only Because of love. I can't remember the last time I got to go on a vacation or even a Christmas party off the farm and each year I read this poem to remember that there is a reason why I live this way... many would say its such a huge price to pay but when you look into those sweet eyes, I'm reminded that I enjoy the price I pay, its the gift that the horses and all the critters give to me each year. If you are working on Christmas and New Years Eve this year this poem may mean something to you too.... It's the night before Christmas, we're out in the barn Blanketing horses to keep them all warm They're eating their dinners, tucked in cozy stalls Not aware that it's Christmas or any special day at all They can dream of spring pastures from their pine-scented beds No visions of sugarplums dance in their heads But we people are thinking of merry parties and such Maybe feeling a little sad at missing so much This season is special but the horses don't know We've got work to do before we can go We finish the chores and head on inside To get ready for dinner and our own yuletide It's nearly midnight, the carols are sung I remember a story I was told when I was young How at midnight on Christmas Eve The creatures of the barnyard can speak to us with ease I am called to the barn, I wade through the rain I know I must go, I can't really explain I slide open the door, pause for a while Then slowly walk down that dimly lit aisle A nicker from Sassy, a wink from PC Sleepy old Kochese waking to see Big Dawg rustling his bedding, a snort soft and light Each horse gave a greeting as I walked through the night I thought about parties bright lit and warm The ones we don't go to 'cause we have the barn And vacations and holidays that we don't get When we're working long hours for bills to be met Walking all the way to the end of the aisle I stop to stroke Dancer, it brings me a smile She snuffles my face, hot breath on my skin It starts me to thinking about my horses, my kin I could be at parties with laughter and mirth But where I am right now is the best place on Earth. Here is some fun entertainment.... the folks from Crossed Sabers and Second Wind showing just what good dancers we really are... check out all if you need a laugh today..... so funny... The officers and Directors having a hoe down Celeita and the Volunteer Riders (disco) Celeita and the Riders doing Hip Hop here is the video reviews of 2009, the horses, adopters, animals and people that have been in our lives this year: click here to see our annual videos There is still time to send a gift of life, we'll be running the Noel Memorial Program until the end of the year.... Are you lost and confused over what to get someone on your Christmas list? Do they seem to have everything? Are you trying to get away from the commercialism of the season? Trying to find gifts that will be loved, cherished and meaningful to both you as the giver and to the receiver? Here is a Wonderful and Easy Gift for the Animal and Horse Lover that has Everything.... The Noel Memorial Program is a gift of life to all the horses in the program now and to all those that will need us next year. Named after one of our very early horses that we placed into a home many years ago as an aged mare. Noel has been long gone but never forgotten. It was her spirit and love of life that inspired us to start this program in her honor and name. Here are the choices for donations: -you send a donation of cash -send an item that we can use (like tack or supplies) -if you are selling a fancy horse or you need to sell a fancy horse, consider donating it to SWAP, all horses get a super home and the fancy horses help us feed the other horses that have not been do lucky in their life. -send something we can put on our SWAP Shopping page, -sponsor one of our horses for one month or many months is a perfect gift. In return our President will send a hand written card with a note of thanks plus a picture and information about your sponsored horse or one of the horses in our program that is currently looking for a home to the person you are giving the gift to or the person you want to remember that is now gone. We don't mention what you donated or its value, we just let your loved one know you made a donation in their name. The amount does not matter, every penny helps, every item donated gets us one step closer to our goal of helping each of these horses and even dogs and cats that we take in to find homes. Here is what your cash donations can do for these horses: $2.50 will buy a bag of carrots $3.25 will buy a bale of hay $10.00 will pay for a dewormer $20.00 will pay for a farrier trim on one horse $75.00 will pay for grain for one horse for a month or pay the farm call for a DVM to visit $260. will pay for a ton of grain, which will feed all the horses for over a week $300. will deworm all the horses once $520. will pay for the farrier visit to take care of all the horses $650. will pay for ulcer medicine for one horse $860. will pay for grain plus delivery costs for one month For Sponsorships, all you have to do is pick out your favorite horse on our website and send in the donation in that horses name. Here are the levels of sponsorships: $25. Lieutenant $50. Captain $75. Major $100. Colonel $200. General Officer $500. Secretary $750. Vice President $1000. President Some of the options for donated items are.... dewormers, topical ointments, shampoos and hair conditioners, betadine scrub, towels, paper towels, poltices, hoof treatments, commercial sized trash bags, halters, bags of horse, cat or dog treats, wraps, boots, tack that we can use or sell, english and western saddle pads, saddles of all sizes and disciplines, blankets of all sizes and all weights, rugs, sheets and fly sheets and masks, copy paper, dog food, spray cleaners, clorax, efficient light bulbs, grooming tools, stall mucking tools and pickers. SWAP is even in need of a flat bed to move hay, our truck and trailer are both on their last legs, both are critical items to keeping the horses safe when we move them or take them to the vet. What to do: 1. Send your donations to: Crossed Sabers Stable Rt 2 Box 24 A Jockey Camp Road West Union, WV 26456 2. Make Checks payable to Second Wind Adoption Program. 3. Send your name and address so we can send your receipt. 4. Send us the name of the horse you want to sponsor (if sponsoring). 5. Send us the name and address of the person that you are giving the gift in their name or if it is a person that has passed, give us their name and we'll put it on our Memorial Page in their honor and send them a note. Give the gift that keeps on giving, give the gift of health and life in honor of of Noel, the beloved Quarter horse mare that stole our hearts so many years ago. Noel Saying Goodbye in 2009 Dr. Zorana Ristic, Trippin, Bandit, Prestigious Gem, Omnibus, Babe, Navvy, Georgia,Windsor and Eve all deeply loved.. gone but never forgotten We pray to see you at the Rainbow Bridge, may you rest in peace. A special thank you to all the adopters and owners who loved them so much. A Special thank you to all who have adopted, donated and volunteered. Many Many thanks to those who made our Golf Tournament such a big success and to all those that have come on weekends to help and to those who have worked so hard during Volunteer Weekends. To all those golfers and even those who come to be with the horses, we thank you. We could not do what we have done without you: C. Culbreth, VA P. Breakiron, OH K. , OH D. Aradl, FL L. Andrae, CA A. McCreary, NY S. Soeder, WV Margaret in NC P. Wiley, WV Cara, Caitlin and ann in WV D. , WV S. Sourer, WV The Fleming family, WV H. Heaster Arnett family, OH M. Schmitt C. Zimmerman, NJ K. , OH F. Freme, VA P. Tegarden, MD D. Ames, OH S. Woodruff, OH K. , OH R. Richm, NY P. Sutton, NY J. Blaisdale, VA the farriers and riders from Meredith Manor Kovach Stables, DE M Sasada, DE D. Wayne King, DE J. Winer and ASK W. Stables, DE T. Dennis, DE Dennis Racing Stable, DE DE STB Owners Assoc, DE Harrington Raceway, DE C. Poliseno, DE B. Stafford, DE T. Price, DE R. Kinsey, DE Plumbing by Fletch, DE The Wyatts, DE S. , DE V. Copeland, DE A. Barmer, DE J. , DE S. Callahan, MD The Callahan Family, DE Dr. R. Franczek, DVM, DE Dover Downs, DE B. Messick, DE Feeds, WV Southern States, WV F. York, TX M. Watkins, AL WRWCO, TX Audubon Animal Clinic, WV Angie Huffman, WV C. Myers, WV The Barnharts, WV J. Shutay, IL P. Pitts, WV P. Pape, TX C. Yonque, WV D. Greenhalgh, WV B. Dombrowsky, VA M. Lee, NC B. , WV M. Asthater, VA T. Rhoades, VA The Powers family, WV , & Mel at Pony Pastures, MD C. Heeter, PA The Herzberg family, NC J. , OH The Family, PA F. Gentile, PA P. Burr, TX S. Soeder, WV The Coia Family, NC C. Furrow, VA 1SGT Big'n and family, PA C. Greene, NY Huntington Stables, OH L. Garrett, WV The Popp family, CT The Biddle family, PA P. Jageman, MD K. , PA S. , VA The Hubbell Family, OH J. Hoke, WV A. Carroll, WV D. Hanley, WV G. Hearnes, PA T. Bruning, MD The Wade Family, WV The Blessings Family, WV S. Nagengast, NY The Dewitt Family, WV E. Niday, VA J. Hutto, AL The Family, MA D. Ferrell, VA M. , NY B. Szost, NY K. Davenport, VA P. Wiley, WV S. Bartlett, KS M. Fielding, GA V. , SC F. York, TX 1LT M. York, Iraq R. Breakiron, OH Distinguished Dobermans, PA Northcoast Dobie's, OH B. , WV J. Toth, WV H & HR, WV J. Rodrique, MS M. , OH T. Bruning, MD V. Ragsdale, KY A. Durfy, Ontario, Canada and a special thank you to all our adopters and fosters who have always been so good to take such great care of all the horses, dogs and cats! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family, especially your 4 legged family. May the inspiration, joy and magic of the season be with you all year long. Celeita, Beth, Maureen, , Bruce, Tom, Ruby, Donna, , Sara, n, and all the volunteers at Crossed Sabers Stable Save up to 50% On All Adoptions until Saturday January 2nd 2010 click here to see horses Offer Expires: 2 January 2010 Forward email to a Friend This email was sent to crawmer8@... by secondwindadopt@.... 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Guest guest Posted December 24, 2009 Report Share Posted December 24, 2009 Oh, how cool. I didn't know her, I jsut thought it was a neat story. I thought of you when i sent it. Carolina K From: Gaduyon <noerzmom (DOT) com>Subject: Fw: MERRY CHRISTMASDate: Thursday, December 24, 2009, 9:48 AM A friend sent this. I know you will enjoy it, especially my horse loving friends. Carolina K Subject: A Christmas Story to Inspire Every Horse Lover & Crossed Sabers Top 10 A gift to our friends, a story that exemplifies one of the reasons why we exist, the belief that there is a purpose for every horse, every dog and cat, that there is a home for every animal and that there are no bad horses, only horses, dogs and cats that need understanding and love to have a purpose and to do their best. I hope you enjoy this and as you make decisions about your own animals through the years that you'll remember this little story.... Only for Love The young couple had made their usual hurried, pre-Christmas visit to the little farm where dwelt the elderly parents with their small herd of horses. The farm had been named Lone Pine Farm because of the huge pine which topped the hill behind the farm, and through the years had become a talisman to the old man and his wife, and a landmark in the countryside. The old folks no longer showed their horses, for the years had taken their toll, but they sold a few foals each year, and the horses were their reason for joy in the morning and contentment at day's end. Crossly, as they prepared to leave, the young couple confronted the old folks. "Why do you not at least dispose of "The Old One". She is no longer of use to you. It's been years since you've had foals from her. You should cut corners and save where you can. Why do you keep her anyway?" The old man looked down as his worn boot scuffed at the barn floor and his arm stole defensively about the Old One's neck as he drew her to him and rubbed her gently behind the ears. He replied softly, "We keep her because of love. Only because of love." Baffled and irritated, the young folks wished the old man and his wife a Merry Christmas and headed back toward the city as darkness stole through the valley. So it was, that because of the leave-taking, no one noticed the insulation smoldering on the frayed wires in the old barn. None saw the first spark fall. None but the "Old One". In a matter of minutes, the whole barn was ablaze and the hungry flames were licking at the loft full of hay. With a cry of horror and despair, the old man shouted to his wife to call for help as he raced to the barn to save their beloved horses. But the flames were roaring now, and the blazing heat drove him back. He sank sobbing to the ground, helpless before the fire's fury. By the time the fire department arrived, only smoking, glowing ruins were left, and the old man and his wife. They thanked those who had come to their aid, and the old man turned to his wife, resting her white head upon his shoulders as he clumsily dried her tears with a frayed red bandana. Brokenly he whispered, "We have lost much, but God has spared our home on this eve of Christmas. Let us, therefore, climb the hill to the old pine where we have sought comfort in times of despair. We will look down upon our home and give thanks to God that it has been spared." And so, he took her by the hand and helped her up the snowy hill as he brushed aside his own tears with the back of his hand. As they stepped over the little knoll at the crest of the hill, they looked up and gasped in amazement at the incredible beauty before them. Seemingly, every glorious, brilliant star in the heavens was caught up in the glittering, snow-frosted branches of their beloved pine, and it was aglow with heavenly candles. And poised on its top most bough, a crystal crescent moon glistened like spun glass. Never had a mere mortal created a Christmas tree such as this. Suddenly, the old man gave a cry of wonder and incredible joy as he pulled his wife forward. There, beneath the tree, was their Christmas gift. Bedded down about the "Old One" close to the trunk of the tree, was the entire herd, safe. At the first hint of smoke, she had pushed the door ajar with her muzzle and had led the horses through it. Slowly and with great dignity, never looking back, she had led them up the hill, stepping daintily through the snow. The foals were frightened and dashed about. The skittish yearlings looked back at the crackling, hungry flames, and tucked their tails under them as they licked their lips and hopped like rabbits. The mares pressed uneasily against the "Old One" as she moved calmly up the hill and to safety beneath the pine. And now, she lay among them and gazed at the faces of those she loved. Her body was brittle with years, but the golden eyes were filled with devotion as she offered her gift--- Because of love. Only Because of love. I can't remember the last time I got to go on a vacation or even a Christmas party off the farm and each year I read this poem to remember that there is a reason why I live this way... many would say its such a huge price to pay but when you look into those sweet eyes, I'm reminded that I enjoy the price I pay, its the gift that the horses and all the critters give to me each year. If you are working on Christmas and New Years Eve this year this poem may mean something to you too.... It's the night before Christmas, we're out in the barn Blanketing horses to keep them all warm They're eating their dinners, tucked in cozy stalls Not aware that it's Christmas or any special day at all They can dream of spring pastures from their pine-scented beds No visions of sugarplums dance in their heads But we people are thinking of merry parties and such Maybe feeling a little sad at missing so much This season is special but the horses don't know We've got work to do before we can go We finish the chores and head on inside To get ready for dinner and our own yuletide It's nearly midnight, the carols are sung I remember a story I was told when I was young How at midnight on Christmas Eve The creatures of the barnyard can speak to us with ease I am called to the barn, I wade through the rain I know I must go, I can't really explain I slide open the door, pause for a while Then slowly walk down that dimly lit aisle A nicker from Sassy, a wink from PC Sleepy old Kochese waking to see Big Dawg rustling his bedding, a snort soft and light Each horse gave a greeting as I walked through the night I thought about parties bright lit and warm The ones we don't go to 'cause we have the barn And vacations and holidays that we don't get When we're working long hours for bills to be met Walking all the way to the end of the aisle I stop to stroke Dancer, it brings me a smile She snuffles my face, hot breath on my skin It starts me to thinking about my horses, my kin I could be at parties with laughter and mirth But where I am right now is the best place on Earth. Here is some fun entertainment. ... the folks from Crossed Sabers and Second Wind showing just what good dancers we really are... check out all if you need a laugh today..... so funny... The officers and Directors having a hoe down Celeita and the Volunteer Riders (disco) Celeita and the Riders doing Hip Hop here is the video reviews of 2009, the horses, adopters, animals and people that have been in our lives this year: click here to see our annual videos There is still time to send a gift of life, we'll be running the Noel Memorial Program until the end of the year.... Are you lost and confused over what to get someone on your Christmas list? Do they seem to have everything? Are you trying to get away from the commercialism of the season? Trying to find gifts that will be loved, cherished and meaningful to both you as the giver and to the receiver? Here is a Wonderful and Easy Gift for the Animal and Horse Lover that has Everything.. .. The Noel Memorial Program is a gift of life to all the horses in the program now and to all those that will need us next year. Named after one of our very early horses that we placed into a home many years ago as an aged mare. Noel has been long gone but never forgotten. It was her spirit and love of life that inspired us to start this program in her honor and name. Here are the choices for donations: -you send a donation of cash -send an item that we can use (like tack or supplies) -if you are selling a fancy horse or you need to sell a fancy horse, consider donating it to SWAP, all horses get a super home and the fancy horses help us feed the other horses that have not been do lucky in their life. -send something we can put on our SWAP Shopping page, -sponsor one of our horses for one month or many months is a perfect gift. In return our President will send a hand written card with a note of thanks plus a picture and information about your sponsored horse or one of the horses in our program that is currently looking for a home to the person you are giving the gift to or the person you want to remember that is now gone. We don't mention what you donated or its value, we just let your loved one know you made a donation in their name. The amount does not matter, every penny helps, every item donated gets us one step closer to our goal of helping each of these horses and even dogs and cats that we take in to find homes. Here is what your cash donations can do for these horses: $2.50 will buy a bag of carrots $3.25 will buy a bale of hay $10.00 will pay for a dewormer $20.00 will pay for a farrier trim on one horse $75.00 will pay for grain for one horse for a month or pay the farm call for a DVM to visit $260. will pay for a ton of grain, which will feed all the horses for over a week $300. will deworm all the horses once $520. will pay for the farrier visit to take care of all the horses $650. will pay for ulcer medicine for one horse $860. will pay for grain plus delivery costs for one month For Sponsorships, all you have to do is pick out your favorite horse on our website and send in the donation in that horses name. Here are the levels of sponsorships: $25. Lieutenant $50. Captain $75. Major $100. Colonel $200. General Officer $500. Secretary $750. Vice President $1000. President Some of the options for donated items are.... dewormers, topical ointments, shampoos and hair conditioners, betadine scrub, towels, paper towels, poltices, hoof treatments, commercial sized trash bags, halters, bags of horse, cat or dog treats, wraps, boots, tack that we can use or sell, english and western saddle pads, saddles of all sizes and disciplines, blankets of all sizes and all weights, rugs, sheets and fly sheets and masks, copy paper, dog food, spray cleaners, clorax, efficient light bulbs, grooming tools, stall mucking tools and pickers. SWAP is even in need of a flat bed to move hay, our truck and trailer are both on their last legs, both are critical items to keeping the horses safe when we move them or take them to the vet. What to do: 1. Send your donations to: Crossed Sabers Stable Rt 2 Box 24 A Jockey Camp Road West Union, WV 26456 2. Make Checks payable to Second Wind Adoption Program. 3. Send your name and address so we can send your receipt. 4. Send us the name of the horse you want to sponsor (if sponsoring). 5. Send us the name and address of the person that you are giving the gift in their name or if it is a person that has passed, give us their name and we'll put it on our Memorial Page in their honor and send them a note. Give the gift that keeps on giving, give the gift of health and life in honor of of Noel, the beloved Quarter horse mare that stole our hearts so many years ago. Noel Saying Goodbye in 2009 Dr. Zorana Ristic, Trippin, Bandit, Prestigious Gem, Omnibus, Babe, Navvy, Georgia,Windsor and Eve all deeply loved.. gone but never forgotten We pray to see you at the Rainbow Bridge, may you rest in peace. A special thank you to all the adopters and owners who loved them so much. A Special thank you to all who have adopted, donated and volunteered. Many Many thanks to those who made our Golf Tournament such a big success and to all those that have come on weekends to help and to those who have worked so hard during Volunteer Weekends. To all those golfers and even those who come to be with the horses, we thank you. We could not do what we have done without you: C. Culbreth, VA P. Breakiron, OH K. , OH D. Aradl, FL L. Andrae, CA A. McCreary, NY S. Soeder, WV Margaret in NC P. Wiley, WV Cara, Caitlin and ann in WV D. , WV S. Sourer, WV The Fleming family, WV H. Heaster Arnett family, OH M. Schmitt C. Zimmerman, NJ K. , OH F. Freme, VA P. Tegarden, MD D. Ames, OH S. Woodruff, OH K. , OH R. Richm, NY P. Sutton, NY J. Blaisdale, VA the farriers and riders from Meredith Manor Kovach Stables, DE M Sasada, DE D. Wayne King, DE J. Winer and ASK W. Stables, DE T. Dennis, DE Dennis Racing Stable, DE DE STB Owners Assoc, DE Harrington Raceway, DE C. Poliseno, DE B. Stafford, DE T. Price, DE R. Kinsey, DE Plumbing by Fletch, DE The Wyatts, DE S. , DE V. Copeland, DE A. Barmer, DE J. , DE S. Callahan, MD The Callahan Family, DE Dr. R. Franczek, DVM, DE Dover Downs, DE B. Messick, DE Feeds, WV Southern States, WV F. York, TX M. Watkins, AL WRWCO, TX Audubon Animal Clinic, WV Angie Huffman, WV C. Myers, WV The Barnharts, WV J. Shutay, IL P. Pitts, WV P. Pape, TX C. Yonque, WV D. Greenhalgh, WV B. Dombrowsky, VA M. Lee, NC B. , WV M. Asthater, VA T. Rhoades, VA The Powers family, WV , & Mel at Pony Pastures, MD C. Heeter, PA The Herzberg family, NC J. , OH The Family, PA F. Gentile, PA P. Burr, TX S. Soeder, WV The Coia Family, NC C. Furrow, VA 1SGT Big'n and family, PA C. Greene, NY Huntington Stables, OH L. Garrett, WV The Popp family, CT The Biddle family, PA P. Jageman, MD K. , PA S. , VA The Hubbell Family, OH J. Hoke, WV A. Carroll, WV D. Hanley, WV G. Hearnes, PA T. Bruning, MD The Wade Family, WV The Blessings Family, WV S. Nagengast, NY The Dewitt Family, WV E. Niday, VA J. Hutto, AL The Family, MA D. Ferrell, VA M. , NY B. Szost, NY K. Davenport, VA P. Wiley, WV S. Bartlett, KS M. Fielding, GA V. , SC F. York, TX 1LT M. York, Iraq R. Breakiron, OH Distinguished Dobermans, PA Northcoast Dobie's, OH B. , WV J. Toth, WV H & HR, WV J. Rodrique, MS M. , OH T. Bruning, MD V. Ragsdale, KY A. Durfy, Ontario, Canada and a special thank you to all our adopters and fosters who have always been so good to take such great care of all the horses, dogs and cats! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you and your family, especially your 4 legged family. May the inspiration, joy and magic of the season be with you all year long. Celeita, Beth, Maureen, , Bruce, Tom, Ruby, Donna, , Sara, n, and all the volunteers at Crossed Sabers Stable Save up to 50% On All Adoptions until Saturday January 2nd 2010 click here to see horses Offer Expires: 2 January 2010 Forward email to a Friend This email was sent to crawmer8 (DOT) com by secondwindadopt@ aol.com. 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Guest guest Posted December 24, 2010 Report Share Posted December 24, 2010 > > Bee,sending you an EXTRA heaping of LOVE to you during this time. You are a God-send to so many, thank you, and Merry Christmas or Merry whatever you celebrate!! > > Merry Christmas to all the helper and suffers. Much LOVE to you all!! +++Hi Gail, Thank you so much! I'm celebrating Christmas with my family. Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones too! Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 25, 2010 Report Share Posted December 25, 2010 > > Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night! > Special blessings to you, Bee!! +++Hi Jodie, Thank you! Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones! Blessings to you too. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 25, 2010 Report Share Posted December 25, 2010 Merry Christmas to you all. There is recovery from Lyme, so don't lose hope. It takes time, patience and a good doctor, but it is possible to get better. It is so easy to become horribly depressed, but keep the promise of a healthier tomorrow growing in your heart and stay s t r o n g. Love to all, Lynn Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 25, 2010 Report Share Posted December 25, 2010 Merry Christmas!! Missy From: phil3ten <phil3ten@...> Subject: [ ] Merry Christmas Date: Saturday, December 25, 2010, 1:00 AM Â Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night! Special blessings to you, Bee!! Jodie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 26, 2010 Report Share Posted December 26, 2010 Merry Day-After-Christmas to ALL! I was in Glenview for Christmas--my Out-Laws live there--so I was right down the block from Ellen. And, I think our youngest nephew has HF autism. The first words out of hubby's mouth when we got in the car were " do you think little G has autism? " and I said " duh! " He obsesses over the Willis Tower. ( " Aunt Marie, it used to be the Sears Tower but...... " and five minutes later, he stopped for a breath.) Anyway, I wish us all health, happiness and (here's where the fantasy comes)politicians that understand and are willing to listen to the needs of our kids/sibs/clients. Peace, Marie > > That's funny. I remember college friends in ton who worked at the Phoenix Inn (a popular chinese restaurant, probably closed now, this was in the mid '70's, lord am I ever OLD) jockeying for work hours on Xmas Eve and Xmas due to the large numbers of reservations & tips! I never understood why until now. And that was for a mediocre Chinese restaurant! I can only imagine what business the good ones were doing. Thanks for the laugh. > > We had to cancel our trips, by the way. I ended up going to the E.R. with incredible take-your-breath-away pain in my back, hips, legs. Sciatica, arthritis, bone spurs. Guess my years of overeating and ignoring genetic history have finally caught up with me. I start P.T. tomorrow! My family's been incredibly supportive, for which I am truly grateful and feel so fortunate. > > So I second your wish for peace, but will add in a wish for 'health to all'. Since most of us on this list need to live forever, let's see about living and caregiving with as little pain and illness as possible. That's my personal goal for 2011. > > Take care, all. > Laurie > > > From: ELLEN BRONFELD > Sent: Saturday, December 25, 2010 8:36 PM > IPADDUnite > Subject: Merry Christmas > > > > Just wanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas... > I hope everyone is enjoying the spirit of the holidays. > I participated in the Jewish tradition (21st century tradition) of a movie and Chinese food today... > I am always surprised that the movie theaters are packed in and around Northbrook on Christmas day and we actually had to go to a theater in a neighboring community and we had to call around until we were able to find a Chinese restaurant that had any reservation time left! > Peace to all. > Ellen > Ellen Garber Bronfeld > egskb@... > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 26, 2010 Report Share Posted December 26, 2010 I hope you're on the mend quickly Laurie, it sounds pretty painful for sure. I am so lazy today my picture should be next to the word in the dictionary!! H. Re: Merry Christmas That's funny. I remember college friends in ton who worked at the Phoenix nn (a popular chinese restaurant, probably closed now, this was in the mid 70's, lord am I ever OLD) jockeying for work hours on Xmas Eve and Xmas due to he large numbers of reservations & tips! I never understood why until now. nd that was for a mediocre Chinese restaurant! I can only imagine what usiness the good ones were doing. Thanks for the laugh. We had to cancel our trips, by the way. I ended up going to the E.R. with ncredible take-your-breath-away pain in my back, hips, legs. Sciatica, rthritis, bone spurs. Guess my years of overeating and ignoring genetic istory have finally caught up with me. I start P.T. tomorrow! My family's een incredibly supportive, for which I am truly grateful and feel so fortunate. o I second your wish for peace, but will add in a wish for 'health to all'. ince most of us on this list need to live forever, let's see about living and aregiving with as little pain and illness as possible. That's my personal goal or 2011. Take care, all. aurie rom: ELLEN BRONFELD ent: Saturday, December 25, 2010 8:36 PM o: IPADDUnite ubject: Merry Christmas ust wanted to wish everyone a Merry Christmas... hope everyone is enjoying the spirit of the holidays. participated in the Jewish tradition (21st century tradition) of a movie and hinese food today... am always surprised that the movie theaters are packed in and around orthbrook on Christmas day and we actually had to go to a theater in a eighboring community and we had to call around until we were able to find a hinese restaurant that had any reservation time left! eace to all. llen llen Garber Bronfeld gskb@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 27, 2010 Report Share Posted December 27, 2010 thank you > > > > Merry Christmas to you all. > There is recovery from Lyme, so don't lose hope. It takes time, patience and a good doctor, but it is possible to get better. It is so easy to become horribly depressed, but keep the promise of a healthier tomorrow growing in your heart and stay s t r o n g. > > Love to all, > Lynn > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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