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Foto Friday: Light in Darkness

Process Notes More accident art. The barn light at night. Found on my camera after taking this one. Previous Foto Friday: Accidental Art, Horse & Cart Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott

Milton’s Show Schedule, Driving

tldr: and yet more logistics Driving Thursday Milton’s rate-limiting step for driving shows is transportation. Locally, we could drive the cart over, come back, drive the horse over, show, reverse the process. If the show is 20-30 minutes away, that equals 3 hours of shipping. Cumbersome, but not impossible. This is what we already doContinue reading “Milton’s Show Schedule, Driving”

My Saddle Seat Show Schedule

Saddle Seat Wednesday tldr: more logistics. Thrilled to be at the point of having these kinds of problems issues to iron out. My saddle seat schedule can be reduced to 2 words: who knows? Logistics I hope to make my debut with Milton at a show in March [Schedule]. Since I am currently riding inContinue reading “My Saddle Seat Show Schedule”

Milton’s Show Schedule

Shhhhhh! Be vewy, vewy quiet. I am looking at show schedules. Greg brought up an interesting suggestion. Why don’t I take Milton to a little, local, walk-trot dressage test this Spring? Hmmm. I’ve been thinking that it would be ages before I could ever show Milton: lessons, schooling, cross-rails, practice shows, on and on. ButContinue reading “Milton’s Show Schedule”

Rodney as Word Processing Software

Milton is LibreOffice, or Microsoft Word, or any commercially available text program. You want the word “Hello”. You open a file. You type. You get five letters at the top of a page: black, serif, 12 point font, probably Times Roman. Straightforward. Useful for a wide range of activities. Not what you would use toContinue reading “Rodney as Word Processing Software”

Letter Art: Snow 2018

Blog letters modeled by our Fiat [What’s In Your Stocking?]. Thank you for reading, Katherine Walcott

In or Out? On or Off? Questions of Horse Management

When the recent cold snap was looming on the horizon, many of my neighbors chose to blanket &/or put up their horses. We chose to do neither. Human behavior toward horses often reflects our values as a species rather than the way the horses see the world [How I Learned to Think Like a Horse].Continue reading “In or Out? On or Off? Questions of Horse Management”