We – The Unicorns … Go On A Road Trip, Guest Post

Welcome Meg! [Archives] Meg McKinney, Photographer [We – The Unicorns … Arrive, Guest Post] ~~~     We – The Unicorns … Go On A Road Trip Story and Photographs by Meg McKinney   As if they stepped off a color wheel, the unicorns became brilliant creatures in the sunshine. I couldn’t resist taking theirContinue reading “We – The Unicorns … Go On A Road Trip, Guest Post”

Posting The Trot, You’d Think I’d Know How To Do That By Now

Training Journal If you’re riding a horse, you’ve already won.   My groundcrew pointed out that I lean forward when I post the trot. Up & forward. Up & forward. Like a metronome. So I have been working on this. A good shut-down exercise. Hard for the rider; low-key for the horse.     WhenContinue reading “Posting The Trot, You’d Think I’d Know How To Do That By Now”

Mood On Monday, Venturing Out

Thoughts   I hold to my policy of not editorilaizing on current events. I have nothing to add, except my outrage, which solves nothing and helps no one. When you bite into a cupcake, you don’t want Hollandaise sauce. “So, this is me, writing about horses, being a cupcake.” [Speaking Out] ~~~ Or not writingContinue reading “Mood On Monday, Venturing Out”

In Closing, Color Contrast

Lettering & Graphic Design     A logo exercise on Sunday is my graphic design equivalent of the monthly state of the blog on Saturday. Process Notes.The 16 letters stacked up reminded me of the HTMl 16 colors contrast chart, only not the HTML colors again. Tweaked the secondary colors to my idea of theContinue reading “In Closing, Color Contrast”

If We Can’t Travel, At Least Our Postcards Can

Random Images The world is vast & weird.     Have restarted Postcrossing, wherein I send/receive postcards from randomly-assigned strangers around the world [Latest Batch of Postcrossing, October 2016]. Have indicated a mild preference (they frown on direct requests) for horse-related cards to use as blog posts. Solved my postcard supply problem [PostUNcrossing] via theContinue reading “If We Can’t Travel, At Least Our Postcards Can”