A reminder of the lessons learned, which features experience in handling and teaching horses.
"You can never really know someone fully. That's why it's the most terrifying thing in the world, really- taking someone on faith, hoping they'll take you on faith too. It's such a precarious balance, it's a wonder we do it at all. And yet..." -Gemma Doyle, A Great and Terrible Beauty
"A video can't watch you and tell you you're being an asshat." -DoodleDog70
A Fine Saying
I read once that there are 2 different endings to someone's dream to owning a horse. 1. Those who get a horse after dreaming of it for years, and don't mind all the work, etc involved. If they still own a horse after 4 years, they're considered "addicted". (I think that description fits those on this board. ) 2. Those who get a horse after dreaming of it for years, and find out it's a lot more work than they realized, and either get rid of the horse, or just go to a stable and ride occasionally. -djlittlewolf
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