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close to the Edge farm Little bit of farm life and a whole lot of fun! My husband and I doing what we love. Living our life!

09/25/2026

Slow process but big changes to come!

Everyone in Oklahoma right now!
09/16/2026

Everyone in Oklahoma right now!

09/16/2026

With Marcus Gooden – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

New car!
09/13/2026

New car!

09/13/2026

One step closer!

09/11/2026

I will always remember!

09/11/2026

The Horse Who Would Not Move
New York City — September 11, 2001

When the towers fell, the streets filled with ash, glass, and silence.

Mounted police horses were deployed to help evacuate civilians. One of them was a chestnut mare named Sirius, partnered with Officer Daniel McKenna, a mounted unit veteran who had ridden her for seven years.

When the South Tower collapsed, Daniel was struck by debris. He never stood up again.

Sirius survived.

As the dust settled, rescue workers tried to lead her away from the ruins. She refused. She planted her hooves into the pavement and would not move—forward, backward, or sideways.

They tried another handler.
She backed away.
They tried food.
She turned her head.

For hours, Sirius stood motionless at the edge of Ground Zero, ears forward, eyes fixed on the place where Daniel had fallen. Ash settled into her mane until she looked like stone.

A firefighter draped an American flag over her back to keep her warm. She did not flinch.

Photos of the lone horse standing in the ruins quietly circulated—never officially released, never explained. For exhausted rescue crews, she became something steady in a world that no longer made sense.

Near midnight, a chaplain approached and rested a hand on her neck, speaking softly—words meant more for comfort than command.

Only then did Sirius lower her head.

She followed him three steps away from the pile. Then she stopped, turned back toward the ruins, and let out a low, broken whinny that cut through the smoke.

Sirius was later retired to a farm upstate. She never accepted another rider.

When she died years later, Daniel’s badge number was engraved on her stall door.

Because even when the world fell apart, she stayed where love told her to stand.

Home grown all natural loofahs. Il turn some into loofah soap bars. These will be grown at the new place!
09/08/2026

Home grown all natural loofahs. Il turn some into loofah soap bars. These will be grown at the new place!

09/08/2026

Just a little update

Some of my other birds. Mainly hiding from the heat!
09/08/2026

Some of my other birds. Mainly hiding from the heat!

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Wanette, OK
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