Mule Day

A similar colored mule to seven and so we

yeah we stayed in touch through all that and then I was at her first mule days at Leatherwood I had been kind of involved with that with the southern states end of things with a sponsorship and stuff and it was just it all ran from there and I've really enjoyed getting to spend so much time with her now we do quite a few things together together.

Um, you know, she runs like an equine sports medicine symposium and I was involved with that with work and, um, obviously mule days continuing on with mule days.

Now I don't have a mule.

I've got a giant donkey to take.

And then as we're coming into spring, that's the time when I want to be taking him out and we're going to go, you know, we're going to go trail riding every chance I get kind of thing.

And we're going to work up to, you know, we're going to go to Leatherwood.

We're going to go to Mule Days.

look at me.

National Mule Day, P, is today.

And that is a holiday that dates back to the 1840s.

Mules being a big deal back in the 1780s when George Washington was gifted the mule royal gift from the king of Spain and promoted mule breeding in America.

Some of the national dates today include Day of the Deploy Day.

Financial Crime Fire Day, Pumpkin Day, Chicken Fried Steak Day, Mince Meat Day, Mule Day, and Tennessee Day.

Question of the day today, some of the answers include cable television, flip phones, and taking pictures on your phone.

And Kenny said that he recommends his chiropractor to you.

I believe so, too.

I'm going to tell you, if Mule Day was a straw poll – Your truck would have won the whole dang thing.

How

about that?

Like, you know, there's a lot of parades.

So I was at Mule Day, you know.

Yeah, I went

to Mule Day.

I like Mule Day.

Mule Day is

great.

But, you know, you're, like, sitting in the back of the car, and I'm like, I have a Georgetown Law degree, and she has a Home Ec degree.