Before The Show, In Which I Dither And Decide To Go To A Horse Show

Awareness of the outside world. “Technological fallacy: the idea that technology changes society. It is exactly the reverse. Society develops technology to address the changes that are taking place within it.” Paper: Paging Through History, by Mark Kurlansky (Norton 2016), prologue. ~~~ tl, dr: Showed over the weekend. Almost didn’t. [Soloing In A Crowd] GivenContinue reading “Before The Show, In Which I Dither And Decide To Go To A Horse Show”

Soloing In A Crowd, Show Report, ASHAA Summer Fun Show #4

Photo credit: Kimberley Mullins ASHAA Summer Fun ShowHeathermoor FarmLeeds AL, USASaturday 14 September 2024 Optimus. Thank you to the Bearden & Gray families.30 Academy Showmanship Adult WTC – 1st of 7 131 Academy Equitation Adult WTC – 1st of 7 1 Seven of us stood in the lineup and I was called out first! Woot!Continue reading “Soloing In A Crowd, Show Report, ASHAA Summer Fun Show #4”

Milton’s Magic Mixture

Awareness of the outside world. Doing my part for science, Johns Hopkins COVID Long Study. Filled out my quarterly survey. [Summer Is Here] ~~~ Rodney has been promoting putting Milton on Regu-Mate, a mood stabilizer for mares that can be used for geldings. Rodney would like his roommate to chill. Regu-Mate is complicated to workContinue reading “Milton’s Magic Mixture”

Leaf, Photography

Photography of the outside world. In the spirit of this week’s debate, CBS News: White House Photographers, 2010. From Kennedy to Obama. Current is Adam Schultz. ~~~ LeafPelham AlabamaAugust 2024 Technical Details Leaf, f/5.6, 1/100 sec., 40.0 mm, ISO 640. Manual mode & auto-focus. Post production: resized, border, & watermark. No cropping. High ISO becauseContinue reading “Leaf, Photography”

First Western Lesson

Awareness of the outside world. Savor: Iceland Adventures, scroll down for pics & a short paragraph on “my day on an Icelandic horse”. [Riding in Reykjavik, a Guest Post] ~~~ ScoutAAA Performance HorsesInstructor, Aubrey Schreiber If memory serves, my first time in a western saddle since Wyoming summer camp in 1976. Things I noticed. I keptContinue reading “First Western Lesson”