The forecast said "rain after 10am." I dashed through morning chores and grabbed Cartman.
He was a little surprised.
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I might as well chew the rope. |
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At the parking area |
About this time Michelle called to see if I wanted to ride! Well, yes, I do, come join us!
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A little warm up |
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A little trotting, and killing some time while we waited. |
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I got on and rode around in the sand.
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I was SO PROUD!!!! |
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No, its not a mistake.
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So, in case your wondering, why two pictures of Cartman just standing there?
Well, I was so happy with him, that's why!
Anyone that's ever had a five year old TB might understand, and I imagine anyone with youngster of any breed could understand. He stood still for almost 5 minutes. No fussing, no fidgeting, no noodling around. Stock still. Now this might sound very silly, but if you've ever had a horse that won't stand you know what an accomplishment this can be!
At this poind Michelle pulled up with her truck and trailer and we rode for a while. I, as usual, got so distracted with chatting that I completely forgot to take any more pictures.
So, I'll leave you with a pictorial description of why I haven't ridden, until today, for two whole weeks!
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On the left, christmas reindeer. On the right? Aliens? The Chupacabra? |
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Final product. |
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Almost done. |
3 comments:
I'm dizzy from the sugar fumes eminating from your blog--beautiful!
...and CONGRATS on holding-still boy, too!
I would never believe this post if there weren't pictures! Your 5 yo stood still?! My nine year old has just learned how to do that! :O And omg those cookies are SO CUTE. Love them!
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