When I began putting my series on horse training together, I did not realize how revolutionary my basic principles were. But now, mostly because anything people do with their horses can become part of the very public smart phone conversation, the horse industry is coming around to considering the impact that social license has on […]
It is past time for an update on the Choctaw Princess and past few months have been almost as eventful as mine, although in a generally more positive direction. In late July I found out what her previous owner meant when she talked about the mare getting a large and squishy crest on her neck. […]
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Women are forming their own equine welfare groups. Equines Empowering Women! — HorseAddict
I have tried to get the western medical model to admit there is something seriously wrong inside my (physical) head. Somehow I find oozing blood out of my face and into my mouth to be abnormal. Until now, my symptoms have been dismissed as mendacious malingering. However I just got a transcranial Doppler ultrasound that […]
The technical term is vitreous degeneration which means the purple jelly inside the eyeball which should be about the consistency of a raw egg yolk is becoming more like one that has been cooked. I should not be surprised since lightning cooked all the adhesive in my crowns, but But the result of heating up […]
The Choctaw Princess has been keeping the weeds down and ignoring the fruit trees until just a couple of days ago. Then she decided that the apples were far enough along to be a delectable treat, long before I would consider them even close to ripe. Since the tree had started to drop both apples […]
