On 3/3/08, Judy Ryder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The lady I ride with had a very best forever riding girlfriend. Their
> > husbands were friends. They moved to Oregon together. The guys worked
> > together. When the other lady went barefoot and couldn't convert Gayle,
> > she
> > quit speak
> The lady I ride with had a very best forever riding girlfriend. Their
> husbands were friends. They moved to Oregon together. The guys worked
> together. When the other lady went barefoot and couldn't convert Gayle,
> she
> quit speaking to her.
It doesn't have to be cult-like. We don't h
Nobody is asking
> anybody to get married or anything, i mean, heck, its a two-three hour
> ride for goodness sake not a lifetime committment.
Exactly, Janice. We ride with lots of different people. I think it's good
for us and good for the horses. We try really hard not to make it a comman
yes oddly un-adult. But its like my friend Sylvia says... we ride
with people and two of them in the last five years lost a teenage son
each. One is a total almost psycho, just goes off in hysteria at
something like a snake on the trail or something. The other is just
totally maudlin depressed
I was shocked when someone said some people wont
> even ride with you if you have shoes on your horses ?!??!?
The lady I ride with had a very best forever riding girlfriend. Their
husbands were friends. They moved to Oregon together. The guys worked
together. When the other lady went baref
On Sun, Mar 02, 2008 at 07:52:55AM -0800, susan cooper wrote:
> We all love our Iceys and we want to do what is best
> for them. So let us not get into a fight over tree
> vs. treeless. Every horse is an individual and every
> owner has different needs. I have treeless, but I
> also want a treed
On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 9:52 AM, susan cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We all love our Iceys and we want to do what is best
> for them.
> Those people with really strong opinions need to
> remember that other people are allowed to have
> opinions, too, and it doesn't mean one person is wrong
>
> Those people with really strong opinions need to
> remember that other people are allowed to have
> opinions, too, and it doesn't mean one person is wrong
> and the other person right. They are just different.
Amen to that.
Nancy, who lives in the house of "different"
We all love our Iceys and we want to do what is best
for them. So let us not get into a fight over tree
vs. treeless. Every horse is an individual and every
owner has different needs. I have treeless, but I
also want a treed. That is why I went looking at all
the saddles. Petty fighting and bi
