A Fearsome Beauty: Number A Millionth-Something Fan

Saturday, February 5, 2011

Number A Millionth-Something Fan

I'm thinking 50" Flat Screen and a bag of German Muffins. You?

7 comments:

Calm, Forward, Straight said...: You almost made me wet my pants! What is Saxony wearing - are those some kind of human ear-warmers?! Too funny :); February 5, 2011 at 5:17 PM
Anonymous said...: Booooooo Greenbay. I am a Jets fan, Gen seems to like the Giants (long story). I am going to have to cheer for the Steelers since they took my team out. And tell Saxony that she needs a 64 inch tv so she can watch with her friends.; February 5, 2011 at 5:33 PM
Muddy K said...: CFS, those are my Packers ear-muffs. She grabbed them out of my hand and there you go.

Secret, OTB, I love the Steelers. They were my way into the game. But honestly, Green Bay has worked so hard around injuries and winning all the must-wins, I have to ride with them. Jets who? Ha!; February 6, 2011 at 10:22 AM
Rising Rainbow said...: Me, I wasn't even sure who was playing. I knew Green Bay was in but didn't know opponents. Guess that tells you where I'll be when the big game is one.........here in front of the computer. LOL; February 6, 2011 at 11:39 AM
Once Upon an Equine said...: That's cute! Enjoy the game.; February 6, 2011 at 12:08 PM
Anonymous said...: Green Bay here, or is it one word? Anyway, they're winning, so that's all that counts:) Cute picture by the way.; February 6, 2011 at 8:57 PM
Rochester Trail Riders said...: Go Cheeseheads! Your horse looks really cute in his muffs.

Nice blog, love for you to join our Tueday's Horse Blog Linky at http://www.RochesterTrailriders.com; February 8, 2011 at 9:13 AM

About This Journal

I began this journal to think through my experience with a mare I bought in 2004, after years away from riding, and then my start-over with a gelding I acquired in 2009. The one horse shook my confidence as a rider; I hoped to rebuild it with the other. I eventually gave back the horse I thought could help me overcome my anxiety and there before me stood again the horse with whom I choked in the first place.

It sounds like I traveled in a circle, yet not only did I change, but in 2010 I bought another horse, a kind, affectionate Appendix mare who seemed to fall from the sky. "Third time's a charm," they say. It was true for me in love, now let it be true in horses.

I strive to write truthfully about fear, doubt and tension, among other things, difficult subjects to talk about without being self-serving or cheaty. But I tend to dig deep (though it may be little more than scab picking). If you can relate to what I'm talking about, you're welcome to read along and comment whenever you like. Thanks for visiting.