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Comfort and Joy
It’s really chilly, I have coffee, I have a WoodWick candle, and I don’t have any fancy heartwarming pictures to show. I am a lot cozier than my cluttered house appears anyways, so just close your eyes...
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Happy New Years 2014
Happy Happy New Year! It is beautiful today with a high of 60 degrees! I don’t have any new years resolutions that involve working out or running miles and miles. Looking back at last year I ran my...
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A Lesson in a Lesson
I am no different then the chatterbox children (mostly the 5 – 8 year old range) who I teach beginner horseback riding lessons to. Joy has engulfed them and they just want to ride their pony. In their...
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New CHA Safety Videos
Here are the latest Certified Horsemanship Association safety tips! How-to Safely Deworm Your Horse How-to Safely Adjust English Stirrups Counting Jump Strides Two Point, Half Seat, and Light Seat...
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Unconventional
un·con·ven·tion·al ˌənkənˈvenSHənl/ adjective not based on or conforming to what is generally done or believed. This word has popped up in my mind lately as I am praying about careers, hopes and future...
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Ritz Mints
Quick and Easy Recipe! There isn’t much else I can say about this awesome treat except that it reminds me of a certain favorite mint cookie that we all know and love. I promise it does not taste like...
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Riding Instructor Thoughts: Measuring Success
During my lessons, I find myself thinking about things I can’t control, and things I can. What I consistently notice, and how riders respond to different lessons. How individuals progress and how...
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