This is me sporting Rodney’s 2 oz. lunchtime dose. I pulled back the plunger to clear a blockage in the nozzle. The rubber piece was less stuck than anticipated, Voila.
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Surprise!
I have been blessed with the unexpected rehoming of a friend’s childhood model horse collection.
Other Writing: USDF Connection May 2013
“Donna Meyer, Taylor Harris Insurance Services Ltd.” May 2013 USDF Connection United States Dressage Federation A short interview with an equine insurance agent.
Spotted on the Service Truck
For Sunday Stills Challenge: Law Enforcement or Emergency Vehicles. Finally, one that was easy for me. Previous FF posts.
How Should I Know?
At the next show, I will definitely ride Willie. Or, failing that, definitely Sam. Or possibly Casey, Or even a totally unknown, borrowed horse if we run out of mounts for the Championship class. So far, I’ve had the same results (1st & 2nd) on four different Stepping Stone Farm horses. So in the lapContinue reading “How Should I Know?”
Good Things
I was named a finalist by American Horse Publications for my story, “Finding Safe Harbor”, about eventing a pony (pictured here), published in Horse Illustrated May 2012. I have a slew of recent horse show ribbons hanging on my wall. Yes, my office has the design aesthetic of a horse-crazy 12-year-old. Today is my 25thContinue reading “Good Things”
The Nature of Milestones: Nearing 500
I hit my 500th post soon, May 11th if my math is correct. I was excited about 100 and relieved to reach a year. However, 500 feels like an arbitrary collection of digits. I could be equally excited about the progressive symmetry of 468. Or 343 as a palindromic cube. Some numbers matter The differenceContinue reading “The Nature of Milestones: Nearing 500”