Weekly Photo Challenge: Broken
Ask me about my week… Anna, Infinity Farm.
Anna Blake
What a Parrot Taught Me About Horses.
There were a few dark years (between leaving home and having enough income to support a horse) that I was earthbound with only house pets. I survived it. Barely. During that horse-less time, a box arrived. It was a surprise parrot -from a friend in Panama. I’m not saying it was a great idea to … Read more
Weekly Photo Challenge: Colorful
This week’s assignment: Colorful. Infinity Pond. Anna, Infinity Farm.
Hamsters Will Never Replace Horses.
Has it been one of those weeks? Everything that could go wrong–did? We all know how it feels when gravity gets heavy-handed and you begin to feel thick and bound by life. It happens. Maybe you should go to the barn and let yourself be carried a while. If you have a partnership with a … Read more
Weekly Photo Challenge: Hot
This HOT photo challenge came a few days late; my last blog post was a photographic whine about the heat. This post will have to be Relief from HOT -A cool toe soak at sunset. Anna, Infinity Farm.
Summertime…and the Living is Easy.
Dog Days of Summer at Infinity Farm. Anna, Too Hot to Write, Infinity Farm.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Old Fashioned
This week’s assignment: Old Fashioned The team- Lisa Crispin, Ernest and Chester, with the buckboard: So old fashioned that it is brand new again. Drive on! You make us proud. Anna, Infinity Farm.
Not-For-Profit Groups: Against the Odds.
Is it just me -or is a big part of the work-a-day horse world seized up in a flop sweat about money? Stress and worry seem to hang in the air. Maybe you need to be rescued!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Sky
This week’s assignment: Sky. It is a wonderful color, but it’s the smoke from fires that created this surreal sunset. Bittersweet to appreciate the result of so much damage and loss. Anna, Infinity Farm.
Get Serious about Laughing.
There is so much debate currently about methods of training: German vs. French, classical vs. competitive, natural horsemanship vs. anything with an English saddle. It can get adversarial. Most people agree that finesse is better than force in horse training, but we seem to have a hard time agreeing upon a definition of what those … Read more