Re: That TB Mare . . .

Robin Saunders Ryan <rsaund@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Thanks, Sue! I do thank my previous horses - funny you say that, I was
thinking about that a lot this week. Wonder what Calibra will teach me??

He will teach you how to sit :-) And he will teach you tact because
he is a Sensitive New Age Guy afterall.

It's a GREAT journey,

It is indeed. Every time I think I am almost there I am out
whacking away at weeds and vines and learning something
new.

Just when you think you might know, you find out there is more
to know. So you stumble on, learning always learning more.

I have wasted many a minute in my life but none when I was
learning from the horse. :-)

Sue
svleopold@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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