Weekly Photo Challenge: Half and Half
Polarities Bold and timid. Turbulent and still. Deliberate and spontaneous. Stoic and emotional. Powerful and frail. Physical and spiritual. Eternal...
Consistency: Doing Math in the Saddle.
Consistency is a great aid but do you know how it actually works? There's an analogy I heard decades ago...
Thank You Cards and a Book Event!
It isn't that I never learned to say thank you. You can bet I did. I just never knew about...
Weekly Photo Challenge- Symbol
You know the best symbol for a horse, don't you? The one that says all is well; healthy horses are...
Wake-up Call from Mother Nature. For the Millionth Time.
I haven't missed a blog posting in over five and a half years, and I won't now, but this one...
Crowdfunding–The Old-fashioned Kind.
My friend Coy is on vacation with Stable Relation. Here they are at the airport. I admit I came a...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Door
I have pounded on some mighty doors and been locked out of others. I've even kicked a few in. I...
The Runaway Book Launch.
I had a plan. Not that it matters, but I did. Every time I arrive to give a riding lesson...
The Thing About Horses and Healing: a Memoir.
We see them from the road and use phones to take photos. We keep a legal distance but most of...
The Yin-Yang of the In Between. (Book release July 13th.)
Remember at the end of the first Terminator movie when all the flesh was burned off Arnold and the shiny...
Weekly Photo Challenge: Muse
Sometimes I see a father playing with his child, tossing her in the air and catching her, holding her tight...
Buying the Right to Make a Correction.
She's Tomboy. I don't write about her often enough; she's a little more serious than my corgi men. She's a...
Gifted Balls, and a Date to Hold.
A few weeks ago, a woman called me for horse boarding information. She was looking for a place for a...
Weekly Photo Challenge: "ROY G. BIV."
"ROY G. BIV." is a lousy acronym for the colors of the rainbow. Who ever thought this was a clever...
How to Ride like a Kid.
Remember riding when you were a kid? We climbed on top from a gate or a truck bumper. No bridle,...
Judging a Book by its Cover.
Designing a cover. No big deal really. First, you spend heart and soul telling a story, early mornings and late...
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