12-20-2011, 01:43 PM
Dec 22
Amy had her hands full now. Even with Hadley helping, babysitting the two kits she'd purchased, Amy was busy running around. The horses, tied up in a string behind the wagon, weren't nearly as well behaved as her own broken spirited horse. They wanted to play, and romp with each other, and all kinds of other disorderly things. She wanted to hit them. Then the customers wouldn't pay as much though.
Sighing she clutched her head. Working on her own was a headache. Amy had wanted this, but she'd never expected it would be so difficult filling so many orders out. There was the horse for Leon to go with the cats, and then there were horses for the court pack that she'd passed by if they were interested. Caspa had told her that they used a lot of horses, but Amy didn't know if Caspa had been telling the truth. She could have been lying like she had about other things.
Still, what was done was done. Even if the pack didn't want the horses, she was sure she could find someone else to take them. After all, lots of canines rode horses. The one thing Amy did regret was not picking up any birds. They would have been popular. Then again, she had her hands full with just this. The birds could wait for another trip.
Amy had her hands full now. Even with Hadley helping, babysitting the two kits she'd purchased, Amy was busy running around. The horses, tied up in a string behind the wagon, weren't nearly as well behaved as her own broken spirited horse. They wanted to play, and romp with each other, and all kinds of other disorderly things. She wanted to hit them. Then the customers wouldn't pay as much though.
Sighing she clutched her head. Working on her own was a headache. Amy had wanted this, but she'd never expected it would be so difficult filling so many orders out. There was the horse for Leon to go with the cats, and then there were horses for the court pack that she'd passed by if they were interested. Caspa had told her that they used a lot of horses, but Amy didn't know if Caspa had been telling the truth. She could have been lying like she had about other things.
Still, what was done was done. Even if the pack didn't want the horses, she was sure she could find someone else to take them. After all, lots of canines rode horses. The one thing Amy did regret was not picking up any birds. They would have been popular. Then again, she had her hands full with just this. The birds could wait for another trip.