We watched the news and saw all the flooding
We hope everybun is ok 
Then Jen went to the stables and I went along too. I wore my extra warm hat as last night there was a frost and the water in the bird table had iced over
I didn't want my ears to get cold 
The ponies, Peggy & Nutty were pleased to see us and came straight over for noms
Jen said they look like they've dragged off the moors at the moment, especially Nutty the miniature Shetland who loves nothing more than finding the wettest, muddiest patch in the field and rolling in it
Noms were duly provided
Jen made sure I kept out of harms way as she says sometimes the ponies can be a bit clumsy with their feet 
and she didn't want me to get squished 
I stayed with the ponies while Jen did something called 'Poo picking' I think this might be a bit like nose picking only smellier
Anyway, I stayed put and supervised the nomming and let Jen carry on without me 
It involves pushing a wheel barrow around a very muddy, sometimes boggy field and scooping up horse poo with a shovel whilst trying to avoid falling over or getting stuck at the time same 
However, it looks to be a fine(ish) day today so he's coming for a car ride and then to help me with a little outdoor job