Is it any wonder that my tears flowed unchecked as the lead rein which ran from my bridle and bit was fastened tothe ring in the wall? To the left and...right of me were the mangers I was forced to use. One filled with water, the other with the mush we had to eat up morning and night.The stable hand patted my flank as if in commiseration.„There... there... it’s all over,“ he said now.Again... he patted.„Going to be a good Pony now?“I tossed my head up and down, whinnying in the required. They should be back any second." We'll go down and meet them. Come on, Betty; let's go share some news with them."Betsy looked at me and said, "He was looking for Zora you know." Yep, but did I want to send him to the bedroom where Zora and Maggie are toes to nose? Betty is pretty open-minded, but who knows how much."I thought about it a second, I went to the front door and whistled. When Bert turned to look at me, I waved for him to come back. As he came in the cabin I said, "Your sister is in. But he was backing up and ran around the counter and out the door. At the last possible instant, Katie stuck out her foot and tripped him on the way out, slamming the door behind him and locking it as he sprawled on the dirty street. I picked up the finger. Two knuckles of his pinky.“Katie,” I said, “pack this in salt until we can strip the meat from the bone. I’ll wear it as a necklace.”“Yes ... Husband Ramie,” the girl said. I guess I was recognizable when I arrived, even to Katie. I cleaned. Don’t eat my meatloaf.”“Smart ass!”I walked up to the pay counter.“Hi. I am in need of a fax machine. Do y’all have one here?”“Yes, sir. It’s back in the drivers lounge.” The older lady said.“Can I use it if I am not a driver?”“Yeah, most of them don’t use it anyway.”I walked into the drivers lounge and called Recon. I gave him the fax number taped to the machine. In a few minutes it was printing out a ton of forms.“Damn, bro. It’s going to take some time to look all this over. Can I send these.
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