UnRuli

FOR THE PONIES: * I'd say blankets for any of the ponies, but they don't really need 'em. They're ponies after all and grow hair like yaks!

• Maybe a sheet for those times when I get 'em all cleaned up and want to keep them clean? This isn't really a "need" but if it's something someone is interested in getting that would be fine. Measurements: "P" - 53", Imelda - "60", Bruce - 60" (though he's only a yearling and is growing)

• Or wait........I could DEFINITELY use a new post-bath cooler. Color doesn't matter though much of my stuff is kind of a cornflower blue (just plain black is always a good bet however) just as long as it's not acrylic. 100% acrylic coolers are a waste money and I'd hate to have my SS waste hard earned cash. 50% acrylic/50% wool seems to work fine however (that's what I have right now and it's kind of outlived its usefulness after 20 years of regular use). See blanket measurements above for an idea on sizes. These are possibilities for non-wool coolers: http://www.justforponies.com/weatherbeetawick-dricooler.aspx http://www.justforponies.com/weatherbeetamicrofleececooler.aspx

• Maybe fly masks? I haven't seen anywhere that sells fly masks for ponies this size however and I'm not sure how easy it will be to keep masks on these guys. P is a 10-1hh pony, Imelda is an 11-3hh pony and Bruce is 12hh right now (yearling pony mule).

• I can ALWAYS use vet wrap because that's what I use to put pony tails up with

• Speaking of pony tails, I use Polar Fleece as fly swishers in my pony tails so some cool, colorful remnants of polar fleece would be fun.

• Bruce kind of needs a new halter, but he'll probably need a custom size because of his mule head, but I think I'll wait on this until he's full-grown 'cuz I do have halters that will work....horse halters just don't fit mule heads quite right.

• Ooh....thought of one!! Pony hobbles!! What life isn't complete without "torturing" the mony with hobbles! It would certainly do him a big of good and wouldn't be a bad idea for the others either

• If you can think of something I can't live without for when I'm driving the ponies that would be great. I don't have an apron but I'm not showing yet either (everyone's green or unbroke) FOR ME:

• Certificates for art supply places are ALWAYS a plus because I spend anywhere from $1800-$3500/year on supplies for my classes (I sure wish I could buy books for my classes instead!!).

• Art materials: I can ALWAYS use lots of Super Sculpey (the flesh colored stuff in the white box with green print), Black Gold brushes (I use these things up!!), Tombow pencils in any softness (I love, love, LOVE these!) Kilimanjaro watercolor sketch books (any size) and Co-Mo sketch pads (any size, but these are the only sketch pads I like).

• Books......I LOVE to read!

• Certificates for Audible.com I listen to a LOT of books on my Ipod while I'm painting, drawing or sculpting

• Winter riding boots? I know I don't ride, but the snow gets deep and always manages to go down in my shoes/boots when I go to the barn and my feet always freeze. I'd also like to spend some time ground driving this winter and have no winter boots to deal with the cold and snow.

• Sizes: T-shirt - M or L (usually about a size 12 fits) Shoes - 10 (okay, so I have big feet!) Helmet/Hat - 7 3/4 (yes, I have a big head too!)

• Colors: I love anything but pink. I LOVE oranges, browns, light blue, yellow, black & lime green

OTHER: * I love, love LOVE homemade things! Really, I do! If you make it I WILL love it!

FANTASY (just because it never hurts to ask....eh?): * Horse Vacuum attachments. I have a Electro-Groom now and could use some attachments