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In a message dated 6/28/00 9:58:47 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I have a hard time seeing my horses as just commodities and not living
thinking breathing beautiful souls. I guess that is why I appreciate the
list so much. Most people on it really love their horses and I just
appreciate all the stories and triumphs and tales people tell.
So thanks Fjord lovers, keep em coming
Misha
Shota Fjords
>>
Let's think of names to call people who think they're going to make money
raising horses or dogs. How about "Veterinarian supporters."
(vbg). And they're not customers, they're potential adopters, waiting to be
screened. I'm on your team. The arthritis medicine for my l8 lb. dog is $50
a month. Hope the horses never need it. I think as long as people buy
horses for particular sports, fjords may not be that popular. When I think
cutting or reining, I don't think fjord -- I know there's Dusty, but I still
think quarterhorse. And for dressage, well, my trainer says my horses step
out real well, but not high enough for dressage. Driving is kind of scarey.
Right now they excel at chasing the dogs that chase the rabbits across the
desert. But now that they're not bored, they're not lazy.
Why would anybody mind ads? How many of us look at the computer as a wish
book and browse ads all the time. Just one more horse, only one. (rofl)
Gail-Dorine
