Tuesday, July 8, 2025

BreyerFest Week 2025: Tuesday

Expect blog posts to continue be sporadic for a while. Yesterday, Craig worked all day on my desktop (and on his birthday!) and made some progress but is still working to clean the malware out. So, it's the laptop again this morning. Glad to have it but it's not as easy for me to use.

BreyerFest Doings/Thoughts

I thought for sure that I had seen an auction piece reveal very recently that was the Family Arabian Mare and Family Arabian Foal. I thought that that might also be an indicator that Breyer might be using that pair as the mystery horse surprise. 

In some ways the pair would be a good fit as an anniversary piece, but the FAM and FAF molds are not very popular with collectors. In all honesty, I would be disappointed if the mystery surprise were them.

Yesterday I checked all the releases of this year's auction horses, I looked at social media sites that sometimes drop information like that, etc. and did not find any FAM/FAF mentions connected with BreyerFest 2025.

As tired as I am, as much as is still going on here, and with excitement for BreyerFest building, it is possible that I only dreamed that in my sleep. We will find out in just three days!


I still think the PAM is a very real possibility.

It's always fun to read the pop-up blogs on Blab that lets others follow people's BreyerFest activities. I always read them BreyerFest week. (There are some excellent writers on Blab, too.)

You do have to be a member of Blab to read them, and there are two membership options - free and paid. The BreyerFest blogs are currently open to all members, not just those with paid subscriptions. Go take a look!

I will post more about my family's doing this past weekend (and this coming week, too) as soon as I get my desktop back to use. Craig is working hard, but we may need to replace it. (If he can't fix it, it's REALLY bad.)


Here is a sneak peek at the cheerleaders from the bocce tournament. 

Jenny had some hats, wands, and other props*** that she put out for the kids to have. Some of us :cough cough: may have enlisted a little magic from the cheerleaders to help us when it was our turn on the bocce pitch.

Stay 'tooned!

***Jenny is a member of the Irvington Black Hat Society  Best described as a fundraising theatrical/dance group (they sponsor several Indianapolis area children's charities) that started out performing at Halloween, their performances proved so popular tha

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