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Subject: Feeds and waters him

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Jenifer

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Date Posted: 14:24:13 11/24/01 Sat
In reply to: Willie 's message, "Willie looks out from his stall." on 14:18:49 11/24/01 Sat

Hey boy. I am gonna go up to my room in the Farmhouse ok. You gonna be alright here by yourself on your first night? Yeah I know, there are supposed to be other horses here yet, but they haven't arrived yet. SO you'll have company in a few days, or ,aybe even tomorrow. Ok? SHe smiles and hooks his buckets of food and water up, and fills his haynet. She brushes the hay off her and pats him good night. She walks out towards the door. She turns the light off, and slowly pushes the big sliding door shut. You hear her shoes crunching against the gravel as she walks up to the house. Then the door shuts, and nothing else happens.

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Author: Willie [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 16:25:54 11/24/01 Sat Willie looks at his food and moves over to eat some of the hay. He eats until he is full then walks over to the water bucket and takes a drink. Then he looks around in the barn which seems lonely without any other horses.