Random Words She looked out a front window. A three-quarter ton Ford truck was sitting in the driveway. Okay, it’s going to be one of those days. She put on jeans and made sure she had a pair of leather work gloves with her. She liked truck days. It was hell on gas mileage, butContinue reading “Quantum Truck, A Writing Sketch”
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Rodney, The Instagram Star
Foto Friday Look who showed up in my Instagram feed. Rodney before dressage at Full Circle Horse Park [Words]. The dual leadropes are a distinctive look [In Chains]. Prior photos of Milton by Kaitie Fitz Photography [Pix Are Always Amusing To Look Back On]. The title. How does 28 likes = stardom? Well,Continue reading “Rodney, The Instagram Star”
Mystery Wounds and Trailering Choices
Horsekeeping Lucky enough to have a horse. How did Rodney get what looks to be an overreach injury on a rear fetlock? Turns out it has to do with the way he stands on the trailer. We have a slantload (prefer straightloads, small rant [not back]). Previous Horse used to park himself inContinue reading “Mystery Wounds and Trailering Choices”
Onwards!
Random Images The world is vast & weird. Wishing all of us successful adventures in 2020. Whatever success means to you. Whatever adventure means to you. Clearly, for me, both of these involve a horse trailer. Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott
Looking Back, Blog in 2019
Blogging About Blogging Let’s Get Meta Given my vision for the blog, 2019 was a successful year, i.e. I posted every day. In addition, I tinkered with the content, currently settling on horses Monday through Thursday; photography, writing & art on Friday, Saturday & Sunday, with various levels of horse-relatedness on those days. WithoutContinue reading “Looking Back, Blog in 2019”
Looking Back, Horses of 2019
Training Journal If you’re riding a horse, you’ve already won. Today is about the things I would have done regardless of the blog. Outside Of Horses [Fun with Fur] Yes, Virginia, there is part of my life other than at the barn. Not much, but some. In 2019, we had … adjustments in theContinue reading “Looking Back, Horses of 2019”
Colors Of The Year 2020
Celebrating Art Pantone Classic Blue Behr Back To Nature Sherwin Williams Naval Counterpoint, It’s time to retire “color of the year 2018 [Change the Year, Change the Color] 2017 [Letter Art: Changing the Year] Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott
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