My attempt to make waves on the Internet. Accepting the invitation: Pay It Forward January 2013 I have taken up the challenge issued by Halt, Salute and . . . to Creative Pay it Forward: The first five people to comment on this post will receive a gift from me sometime this calender year! …Continue reading “Living Digitally: Paid It Forward”
Author Archives: Virtual Brush Box
Living Digitally: Fundraising Viennese Style, a Guest Post
Has there been a better age for armchair travel? Today, a look at how the Spanish Riding School is keeping their white horses in kibble. Ellen Broadhurst, author of The Chronicles of the $700 Pony [Half Halt 2006] & The Further Adventures of the $700 Pony [Half Halt 2008], is living the ex-pat life andContinue reading “Living Digitally: Fundraising Viennese Style, a Guest Post”
Text Art: Happy Mother’s Day
Most Mother’s Day cards are pink and flowery. I would imagine that many parts of being a mother are not at all flowery. To my mother, to the memory of my grandmothers, & to the women and men who have nurtured me through my life’s journey. A shout out to my mother-in-law for doing suchContinue reading “Text Art: Happy Mother’s Day”
Other Writing: USDF Connection May 2014
“Behind The Scenes: Maryal Barnett, Dressage Judge” May 2014 USDF Connection United States Dressage Federation A short interview with a dressage judge.
Foto Friday: Sign
At the entrance road to Brookwood Village shopping mall. Good advice for life in general.
Show Tweets: Dixie Cup, GIHP
And they're off. Horses on their way to the show. Hope to join them on Saturday. — Rodney's Saga (@RodneysSaga) April 30, 2014 I have a co-pilot for the drive. Yay! #boredeasily. — Rodney's Saga (@RodneysSaga) May 1, 2014 Wheels up. Heading west before I head east. — Rodney's Saga (@RodneysSaga) May 2, 2014 Co-pilotContinue reading “Show Tweets: Dixie Cup, GIHP”
Show Report: Dixie Cup, GIHP
I suppose I should have felt heartless scampering off to a horse show so soon after our terrible day [Sad News]. I didn’t. I mostly felt relieved to not be sitting at home staring at the walls. When Chief Minion wasn’t at work, he brooded alone. He prefers to – as inexplicable as this isContinue reading “Show Report: Dixie Cup, GIHP”
