Moving On

I mentioned before that it was time to move on from Henry.  A lot of people don’t understand selling horses.  It is hard to explain, but I think it really depends on where you are in life.  Some people have the means to keep every horse they have ever...

The Ride

My time had come.  I walked on jello legs towards the chute my steer was waiting in.  The steer turned his head to the side and we made eye contact as I lowered myself down onto his cream colored back.  Justin secured my rope for me – it wraps around the...

Camp Horse Show

The day of the camp horse show was the day I decided to sell my beloved horse Henry.  He came to me without any barrel training, but he was FAST!  Well, no matter how hard I tried, we just could not make it work on the barrels.  The tricky thing about barrel racing is...

camp continued

Did I mention this was a coed camp?  I made new friends quickly, and one of these friends was Justin.  Very soon I had my own little group that consisted of David, Katie, Justin, and me.  Justin was one year older and every time I saw him my stomach would do...

Camp

I think this took place the summer after 7th grade.  As a little girl I had always wanted to go to a horse riding camp.  Fancy riding camps were not in my parent’s budget.  Well this year I had my own horse, and we found a week long sleepover camp at a local...

The Egg Finally Hatches

If you have not already noticed, when I was young I was very timid.  I saw no reason to be assertive, and therefore I was not assertive.  I also wanted so badly to do everything perfectly that I would often do nothing.   I still remember Misty setting back one day...
Book cover for the short story, Three Horses and a Wedding
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